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Track your adventures with EveryTrail
EveryTrail is a nicely designed application that you can use to map out and track your trips. Waypoints, photos, and trip notes can be easily dropped in a Google Map. How does it all work? Start off by creating an account. After that is complete, grab a copy of the EveryTrail GPS Uploader. When your GPS device is connected to your PC, it can be synced up with your choice of which waypoints you want to upload, bringing you into the Create a Trip section. All of your notes and photos can instantly be uploaded and tied to the point you specify. Then, when it's all ready, users can share their travels with friends and family.
Check out some interface shots after the jump...
A sample map with note and photo pinpoints. Description is on the right, and comments are cut off under the map.
A note placed on a pinpointed location.
Digital picture point.
A note placed on a pinpointed location.
Digital picture point.
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Subscribe to commentsAntonioNov 7th 2006 8:46PM
This seems to be a great app for adventure travel in any location. I am going to try to set it up for my Ecuador trips and post it in my blog. We'll see what happens ... from what I read I can expect a lot and I am excited!
AntonioNov 7th 2006 8:46PM
Promising .. one thing to keep in mind: Every one that travels wants to share their travels with others, btu everyone that travels does not have a GPS. They have a cell phone, that could be pinged to retrieve location information - probably?
GregorNov 8th 2006 3:45PM
Looks OK but I would recommend http://TripTracker.net as a better solution for a travel blog.
JohnNov 8th 2006 4:44PM
Great idea but I agree with the GPS comment. I have taken 3 very long road trips and did not keep track of them on GPS, but would still love to map them. Just need the ability to do multiple points...and I do mean multiple...