If you have a smart phone with gps you can download apps to record your
total distance and track. You can also get coordinates if you stumble
across a rare bird and want to help others find it. I use RunKeeper but my
problem is I sometimes hike longer than my iPhone battery will last. I'm
going to have to buy a backup battery pack for those all day hikes.
On Thursday, May 9, 2013, Tim Antanaitis wrote:
I am horrible at estimating distances. Runningmap.com allows you to plot
points of your hiking/driving
distance for the day. It records your distance to the nearest hundredth
of a mile. For example, I figured out
that I walked 1.86 miles today around West Lake/Russet Lane in Middletown.
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If you have a smart phone with gps you can download apps to record your
total distance and track. You can also get coordinates if you stumble
across a rare bird and want to help others find it. I use RunKeeper but my
problem is I sometimes hike longer than my iPhone battery will last. I'm
going to have to buy a backup battery pack for those all day hikes.
On Thursday, May 9, 2013, Tim Antanaitis wrote:
> I am horrible at estimating distances. Runningmap.com allows you to plot
> points of your hiking/driving
> distance for the day. It records your distance to the nearest hundredth
> of a mile. For example, I figured out
> that I walked 1.86 miles today around West Lake/Russet Lane in Middletown.
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