Your Suggestions for the Future of the Buckeye Trail Maps
The Buckeye Trail Association Maps Committee is asking our membership to help determine what direction the Buckeye Trail mapping products take in the future. Your vote counts and can influence how the BTA produces maps in the future!
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Question 1: Please rank the following from 1 (most prefer) to 4 (least)?
a. Keep BT Section maps "as is", but add a separate Buckeye Trail data book (directions, campsites, water sources)
b. Create maps with the map image entirely on one side and the narrative on the opposite side.
c. Create more detailed maps on both sides and use a separate narrative trail log book (guide book) for details
d. Keep the maps as they are (maps and narrative mixed together on both sides)
Question 2
Rate 1 to 5 (one being least important and five being most important)
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All maps should be in the same scale.
Maps should be a larger scale (show more detail per inch) than current ones
Maps should make use of more color to enhance readability
Colors and icons should be consistent from map to map
Conservation Lands should be shown on the map
Use of GPS coordinates to identify campsites, water and other points is important
Narrative trail log information should be provided for both directions of travel
Contour lines are important to me
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Question 3
If a concise data book is completed, would you like narrative trail log information:
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Question 4
Should a narrative trail log book be published and maintained?
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Question 5
Would you prefer more maps with greater detail, or fewer maps with less detail?
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Question 6
Do you most often use your trail maps:
Question 7
Are the Buckeye Trail Section names currently used on BTA maps (like “New Straitsville Section”) important, or would a sequential numbering system for maps be preferable:
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Question 8
Are the current BT Sections named appropriately or would you like to see Section names that better describe the region the BT passes through?
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Question 9
In the trail log, do you prefer directions to be compass points (N, S, E, W) or “Left” and “Right” in your travel direction?
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Question 10
Should the maps and logs use “point numbers” to identify important intersections and features, as they currently do, or should they indicate actual mileage information along the trail route?
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Question 11
If mileage information is included on the maps, should it be in the form of fixed distance marks (like every mile) or shown as distance between points?
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Question 11a
If you chose Fixed Distance, what distance would you like to see:
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Question 12
What other BT hiking products should we be looking into producing?
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