I purchased a book called "A walking guide to the Superior Hiking Trail". It is very detailed and has elevation data for a variety of hikes based on GPS Waypoints. I have extrapolated that data into a chart for the first two segments. (First image) and the first alone (Second image) Although, I see the chart results based on their data and I know my experience, this is not what I recall. (FYI for both: The left Axis starts at 600 with increment's of 50, The lower is .25 mile ticks)
Sunday, August 17, 2008
I purchased a book called "A walking guide to the Superior Hiking Trail". It is very detailed and has elevation data for a variety of hikes based on GPS Waypoints. I have extrapolated that data into a chart for the first two segments. (First image) and the first alone (Second image) Although, I see the chart results based on their data and I know my experience, this is not what I recall. (FYI for both: The left Axis starts at 600 with increment's of 50, The lower is .25 mile ticks)
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Londell,
I finally added your blog to my list. Thanks for all the detailed information, both here and on the STraces group.
Carl
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