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Podpro Trailmaps by Tim Yu

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Instead of fumbling with oversized trailmaps on the chairlift, Podpro offers free downloadable maps which you can view on your iPhone or iPod.

Offering access to a few dozen resorts in the U.S and Canada like Aspen, Alta, Mammoth and Whistler Blackcomb, you can now plan your descent with a few clicks or zooms. The Podpro service also features RSS feeds of weather conditions ensuring you find your way to fresh tracks. It's a great tool and I look forward to more mountains and maybe even some hiking trailmaps.

Check it out at Podpro.

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This entry posted on 02 April 2008 at 12:39 PM
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