Traveler III
Hello fellow OB members!
I recently completed another expedition, this time through northwest BC between Telkwa and Prince Rupert, and during our adventure, we hit a snag trying to get to what is likely a jaw dropping camp site on the shores of Kildala arm.
Along Gitsekan forest road, there is a canyon where the bridge is long gone, and unfortunately the prospect of a water crossing essentially impossible for a solo rig. I did map recce for this trip using multiple sat mapping resources, and only OB One's map showed this break in the trail (google maps et al showed the road continuing as if there was a bridge.
Firstly, major Kudos to OB for this high degree of accuracy.
Secondly, I checked this spot on the map on the OB website, and I was surprised to see that the break was not shown, as it was on mobile. I'm curious why these two maps are different, and I wonder if it would be possible to have the mobile one be the one shown on the website as well.
Cheers!
I recently completed another expedition, this time through northwest BC between Telkwa and Prince Rupert, and during our adventure, we hit a snag trying to get to what is likely a jaw dropping camp site on the shores of Kildala arm.
Along Gitsekan forest road, there is a canyon where the bridge is long gone, and unfortunately the prospect of a water crossing essentially impossible for a solo rig. I did map recce for this trip using multiple sat mapping resources, and only OB One's map showed this break in the trail (google maps et al showed the road continuing as if there was a bridge.
Firstly, major Kudos to OB for this high degree of accuracy.
Secondly, I checked this spot on the map on the OB website, and I was surprised to see that the break was not shown, as it was on mobile. I'm curious why these two maps are different, and I wonder if it would be possible to have the mobile one be the one shown on the website as well.
Cheers!