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I hiked [[Rogers Ridge Horse Trail]] today. The house you mention that you walk by, do you mean the one to the right on the peak when to the left is the Tri-State Knob? Your description seems to imply it's passed by while still in the forest of the ridge before the bald sections. If so, we saw no evidence of it. By the way, the house on the peak, while still standing has been effectively destroyed. Here's to hoping it's torn down one day. I also don't understand your final sentence in the Trail Description. We found the trail to be fairly well marked and nearly every portion clear where to continue. When was the hike that these updates were based on? Charlie and I suspected some rerouting may have occurred at some point in time. We clocked in 7.0 miles one way. When all descriptions said closer to 6.0. --[[User:Tim|Tim]] ([[User talk:Tim|talk]]) 23:12, 17 October 2015 (EDT)
 
Should we create categories on length, maybe 1-3mi, 3-5, 5-10? So people can quickly search for length --[[User:Tim|Tim]] 11:29, 26 March 2011 (EDT)
:So Easy/Medium/Difficult not enough? I did a 3 miler today (Grotto Falls) which others rate as Moderate due to elevation change. Is there another way to filter down by trail length?  If no, then length categories sound reasonable.--[[User:Vhasler|Vhasler]] 18:12, 31 March 2011 (EDT)
::The thought was time commitment. You could have an easy 1mi hike or an easy 10mi flat ground hike. The other way to indirectly get there would be hiking time but I don't think we're categorizing by that either and like difficulty is quite subjective. The root of my thought was that there are extensions that we can install that would let people search based on multiple categories simultaneously. For example one could search for trails that have all of the following categorical tags, Difficult, Dog Friendly, Tennessee, and if we had it 10-20mi. Currently you can only list/search trails by a single category at a time. If you like it feel free to make up a collection of categories and add it to the category strategy page. --[[User:Tim|Tim]] 21:37, 1 April 2011 (EDT)
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I'm thinking of making a new infobox but for parks/trail systems. For example, it would be on the Warrior's Path State Park page. Any thoughts (yes/no, what to include/not include, etc...)? I would start from the trail one but add and remove rows as appropriate. Maybe 'miles of trails', type (state park, national forest, national park, city park, etc...), Fee,... Anyway, just thoughts --[[User:Tim|Tim]] 21:37, 1 April 2011 (EDT)
The following list are Bays Mountain Hikes that are either missing KML's or the KML is missing data. Any ideas? It's a dynamic list so if there's nothing there, they've all been fixed! (at least cleared of the flag to bring them here).
{{#ask:
[[Category:Trail]]
[[Park::Bays Mountain Park]]
[[Trail page needs::~*KML]]
|Format=UL
}}
<!-- If you're reading this, the query is requesting a list of pages that meet the listed conditions, then instructs it to output as an unordered list. '~' is 'Like' and initiates wildcard searching. I have both 'KML' and 'Updated KML' as 'Trail page need' properties. -->
--[[User:Tim|Tim]] ([[User talk:Tim|talk]]) 13:31, 4 October 2015 (EDT)
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What's been your convention for "elevation gain" on the IB? Net or total? --[[User:Tim|Tim]] 00:15, 11 April 2011 (EDT)
Map conversion (nearly?) complete. See [[ClubWiki:Using_GMaps]] for the tips on how to use. --[[User:Tim|Tim]] ([[User talk:Tim|talk]]) 23:12, 17 October 2015 (EDT)
:Net - Without any guidance, I have been using high point less low point.  Relative term.--[[User:Vhasler|Vhasler]] 08:28, 11 April 2011 (EDT)
 
== Trail search alpha ==


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Here it is, try it out... [[Special:RunQuery/Trail_Search]]. Let me know what you think. We need a lot more page updating to give all the trails the correct metadata to make this search work.

Latest revision as of 19:24, 21 October 2015

I hiked Rogers Ridge Horse Trail today. The house you mention that you walk by, do you mean the one to the right on the peak when to the left is the Tri-State Knob? Your description seems to imply it's passed by while still in the forest of the ridge before the bald sections. If so, we saw no evidence of it. By the way, the house on the peak, while still standing has been effectively destroyed. Here's to hoping it's torn down one day. I also don't understand your final sentence in the Trail Description. We found the trail to be fairly well marked and nearly every portion clear where to continue. When was the hike that these updates were based on? Charlie and I suspected some rerouting may have occurred at some point in time. We clocked in 7.0 miles one way. When all descriptions said closer to 6.0. --Tim (talk) 23:12, 17 October 2015 (EDT)


The following list are Bays Mountain Hikes that are either missing KML's or the KML is missing data. Any ideas? It's a dynamic list so if there's nothing there, they've all been fixed! (at least cleared of the flag to bring them here).

--Tim (talk) 13:31, 4 October 2015 (EDT)


Map conversion (nearly?) complete. See ClubWiki:Using_GMaps for the tips on how to use. --Tim (talk) 23:12, 17 October 2015 (EDT)

Trail search alpha[edit]

Here it is, try it out... Special:RunQuery/Trail_Search. Let me know what you think. We need a lot more page updating to give all the trails the correct metadata to make this search work.