14ers.com

I've cleaned up the Google Map pages by replacing the drop-down menus with slide-out panels. If you use the "Drawing" panel features, you can now close the panel while your working and re-open to save, etc.

thanks bill! any chance you can add the tricentennials on the map?

Is that even a thing?

...well yes, but actually no

BillMiddlebrook wrote: ↑Thu Nov 12, 2020 10:34 am Is that even a thing?

I didn't think it was a thing either until I saw it in the CMC Trail and Timberline Magazine which included the Highest 300,400,500,600 qnd 700 completion lists. The last edition I have is winter 2018. Not sure if they still publish that anymore?

https://www.cmc.org/About/TrailandTimberline.aspx

J/K, I know it's a thing. I have climbing partners who've asked me more than once to add the Top 300, 400, etc. groupings on the site. I'll get it out there eventually.

BillMiddlebrook wrote: ↑Thu Nov 12, 2020 11:58 am J/K, I know it's a thing. I have climbing partners who've asked me more than once to add the Top 300, 400, etc. groupings on the site. I'll get it out there eventually.

<3 you the best

Bill,

Let me first say thank you for a GREAT Web site. I've donated a couple of times to help you keep it going. I also donated to CFI per your call in 2018. They do great work on the 14er trails.

A map suggestion: It would be a nice enhancement on the map if there was a radio button and entry box in the Peak dialog to show all peaks above a specified altitude. For example, there are times when I am looking for the 13ers above, say, 13,400' in an area.

LJ