I had an idea for you... as a novice hiker and someone with an AWFUL sense of direction, I'm always afraid of getting lost. I print out the directions and they've often got landmarks, like "go past a little stream on your right, then look for the trail on the left" - but I frequently will second guess / worry that I might be off course. The first time I hiked RipRap with my husband, we did an extra couple of miles because we misinterpreted a post/turn. All of this to say: I think it would be pretty neat to get to see the decision points / places you need to turn / places you need to pay attention in advance of a hike. (If this already exists, please do tell!)
I had an idea for you... as a novice hiker and someone with an AWFUL sense of direction, I'm always afraid of getting lost. I print out the directions and they've often got landmarks, like "go past a little stream on your right, then look for the trail on the left" - but I frequently will second guess / worry that I might be off course. The first time I hiked RipRap with my husband, we did an extra couple of miles because we misinterpreted a post/turn. All of this to say: I think it would be pretty neat to get to see the decision points / places you need to turn / places you need to pay attention in advance of a hike. (If this already exists, please do tell!)
