With the help of the new Athos map – as mentioned below in post 1794 – I updated the online Athos-map on Community Walk (also see Links in the right column of this blog).
Wim Voogd, 21-02
With the help of the new Athos map – as mentioned below in post 1794 – I updated the online Athos-map on Community Walk (also see Links in the right column of this blog).
Wim Voogd, 21-02
Tina on 2244 – review of the fil… | |
Anton on 2244 – review of the fil… | |
Francesco on 1835 – make a reservatio… | |
Mike on 1835 – make a reservatio… | |
Tina on 2257 – a drone footage o… | |
Geronda Makarios… on 2224 – Father Makarios f… | |
Tina on 1475 – Insects, butterfl… | |
Nelly Replas on 653 – 1973: hippies not… | |
Vasílis on 2253 – another You Tube… | |
Jacob on 2080 – Exploring Va… |
I will like to point out that one can also safely navigate the mountain with the use of a GPS device (e.g. a smartphone). This is thanks to OpenStreetMap project that anyone can edit. Especially for Athos I have walked and tracked all major paths of Athos and also mapped all the tracks from aerial images, so I would say that the web-map is rather complete. So I would urge anyone that is a little bit tech savvy to do the same i.e. if you walk a new route just put it on OpenStreetMap and everyone gets your update. Nowadays there are also applications e.g. on Android that can work on offline maps so no need for network. There are web sites where segments of the OpenStreetMap (e.g. for a whole country such as Greece) have been already prepared and converted to the appropriate format to download to your phone (e.g. http://www.openandromaps.org/en/downloads/europe)