Maps ?

Used RVTripWizard last year, Furkot was good enough that I let my subscription lapse, but with the new feature just announced of putting the campsite reviews in-map (no need to go to another site) I may just renew, if it saves me even a half hour in trip planning it's worth the small fee.

CoPilot GPS

Speedy921 wrote:
Thanks but neither one has what I’m looking for. Google and gas buddy has 1 starting point and 1 ending point. I’m looking for one where I can plan a trip with a starting poin and 25 ending points.

You may need to look at one of the programs like Delorme Street Atlas or MS Streets and Trips. Or even Garmin Basecamp. Personally I use Street Atlas and Basecamp with small segments in Google maps to check roads.

I use a variety of sites to build and plan a trip:

Let’s go! Trip planning apps and websites

rr2254545 wrote:
RV trip wizard is as good as it gets - I have been using it for about 9 months and have planed trips with more than 25 stops

Wow recent upgrades in the last few days have added more and more information about each campground - it keeps getting better

pianotuna wrote:
Hi,

I believe it is limited to ten stops.

Fizz wrote:
You can add all the points you want with Google. Do a right mouse click wherever and chose 'add a destination'

I've added dozens of stops on some of my wilder maps. It gets a bit overwhelming to manage one map with so many stops. It's easier to create multiple maps for segments if you're micromanaging a long trip.

You can also share maps, posting a link here for example for others to use, or critique.



Google "My Maps" service

The service Furkot.com has been growing on me. It works fine just getting started, and when you figure out its quirks, it gets more powerful.

It works well on every device I've tested, from my main computer with a 43" 4K monitor to tablets and an old cell phone that lives in the truck.

Hi,

I believe it is limited to ten stops.

Fizz wrote:
You can add all the points you want with Google. Do a right mouse click wherever and chose 'add a destination'

For a (comparatively long distance) travel map, I rather like AAA's regional maps (i.e. Northeast states and provinces, or the other quadrants). If you have the space, The Imus Geographics Essential Geography of the United States of America map is superb and the laminated version can be drawn on with dry-erase markers (and erased/cleaned afterwards) if needed. I sometimes wish I had a big blank wall in my motorhome waiting for it.

You can add all the points you want with Google. Do a right mouse click wherever and chose 'add a destination'