About Trailspotting
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Stuart Green has been sharing trail reviews, custom maps, and outdoor photography at Trailspotting since 2007. A retired engineering professional, he now spends his time exploring trails and building web projects for fun. He is the author and copyright owner of all the site's content, maps, photography, and design. Trailspotting creations include:
• Over 750 trails and growing. Including route maps, photography and trail reviews.
• New England's first complete rail trail map.
• Free offline Map Pack downloads.
Trailspotting is a non-commercial, personal project with no advertisements or monetization. You can reach Stuart by email using his first name, followed by the "at" sign and this website's domain name.
None of this would be possible without the dedicated trail builders, volunteer stewards, land trusts, and property managers who clear paths, maintain trailheads, and protect the open spaces we all enjoy. Huge thanks go out to these individuals and organizations whose hard work keeps these routes open, safe, and preserved for everyone.
More links:
Gear Trailspotting Uses
Traveling Light with One Bag
Stuart Green has been sharing trail reviews, custom maps, and outdoor photography at Trailspotting since 2007. A retired engineering professional, he now spends his time exploring trails and building web projects for fun. He is the author and copyright owner of all the site's content, maps, photography, and design. Trailspotting creations include:
• Over 750 trails and growing. Including route maps, photography and trail reviews.
• New England's first complete rail trail map.
• Free offline Map Pack downloads.
Trailspotting is a non-commercial, personal project with no advertisements or monetization. You can reach Stuart by email using his first name, followed by the "at" sign and this website's domain name.
None of this would be possible without the dedicated trail builders, volunteer stewards, land trusts, and property managers who clear paths, maintain trailheads, and protect the open spaces we all enjoy. Huge thanks go out to these individuals and organizations whose hard work keeps these routes open, safe, and preserved for everyone.
More links:
Gear Trailspotting Uses
Traveling Light with One Bag
