Topo and Sattelite Side by Side Website

[teej89]

Alright so probably a 1+ years ago someone mentioned this website in a thread and I really like it for finding benches while looking at a satellite image. Basically it'd do a split screen and you either nav the topo or the satellite image and it moves both.

Does anyone know of this website? I googled and couldn't find it.... Maybe I'm google illiterate.

 

[crock239]

Was it this one?

Hillmap - Backcountry Maps for the Obsessed

www.hillmap.com

Never used it but looks interesting

 

[Deleted member 28227]

Is this hikeable?

I’m in the planning phase of picking areas to hunt for an archery elk hunt. Scouring OnX and paper maps I was interested in this slope, but after looking at the elevation gain I realized it’s much steeper then it looks. For those of you with more experience what is the suck level of this slope...

www.hunttalk.com

 

[teej89]

Is this hikeable?

I’m in the planning phase of picking areas to hunt for an archery elk hunt. Scouring OnX and paper maps I was interested in this slope, but after looking at the elevation gain I realized it’s much steeper then it looks. For those of you with more experience what is the suck level of this slope...

www.hunttalk.com

Oh shit it's come up again recently. Thanks!

 

[teej89]

Was it this one?

Hillmap - Backcountry Maps for the Obsessed

www.hillmap.com

Never used it but looks interesting

Sure is!
Thanks!

 

[Irrelevant]

Say it with me... ONX

 

[Irrelevant]

You can also get USGS topo overlays in Google Earth. Caltopo is pretty sweet. And a lot of States have LiDAR data you can look at (i.e. WA).