National Geographic Weekend Explorer 3D, Boise Area and Sawtooth, Boise, Payette National Forest

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« Item   Item » National Geographic Weekend Explorer 3D, Boise Area and Sawtooth, Boise, Payette National Forest 3-D rendering technology creates virtual relief maps that you can "fly through" or view alongside 2-D maps, letting you preview your hike and views. Add routes, symbols and text to customize your map; attach note boxes, web links and photos to the objects you place on the map. Enhanced 3-D digital shading emphasizes changes in elevation, making the maps easier to read and use; shading toggles on and off. Export images in standard raster formats (JPG, GIF, etc.) for use in other applications. Focusing on popular regional areas, National Geographic®'s Weekend Explorer 3D map software lets weekend warriors plan, print and play! Includes seamless 1:24,000 scale USGS maps for the detail needed to plan weekend voyages. Live map update feature downloads the latest information for your defined area, ensuring you are always armed with the most up-to-date data. Powerful search function finds trails, camps and campgrounds, lakes and ponds, parks, cities and towns, USGS 7.5' quad names and much more. Print waterproof trail maps on National Geographic Adventure Paper (sold separately) to take along on your trips. Select the exact area you need and print a photo-quality custom map on any ink-jet or laser printer or plotter. Share trail files with other TOPO! users on National Geographic's mapXchange website, a great way to find new and exciting routes. Software can determine the exact latitude/longitude and elevation of any point on the map, a feature that helps easily create usable GPS waypoints. Software package contains both PC and Mac versions for full compatibility across platforms. Transfer your custom waypoint and route information directly to or from most handheld GPS units. Traveling tool zooms and scrolls the map in any direction; each map has four zoom levels, including a National Geographic Atlas level. Users can create or trace over existing trails and get elevation profiles, GPS waypoints and even see the trail in 3D. More info + price