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No elevation on gmap-pedometer.com?

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  1. I've noticed that the elevation feature of Gmap-pedometer hasn't been
    working for at least the last week or so. Older saved routes still
    show altitude, but new maps don't.

    Anyone know what's up?

    Art Harris

  2. Art Harris said:

    I've noticed that the elevation feature of Gmap-pedometer hasn't been
    working for at least the last week or so. Older saved routes still
    show altitude, but new maps don't.

    Anyone know what's up?

    Were they getting the topo info from topozone? That got bought up by
    trails.com, and the free service was pretty well gutted.

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    Kristian Zoerhoff
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  3. Art Harris said:
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    Quoted message said:

    I've noticed that the elevation feature of Gmap-pedometer hasn't
    been working for at least the last week or so. Older saved routes
    still show altitude, but new maps don't.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Anyone know what's up?

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Were they getting the topo info from topozone? That got bought up
    by trails.com, and the free service was pretty well gutted.

    Quoted message said:

    Drat! That must be it. The elevation feature was a great way to
    check out rides before riding them, and know what to expect in the
    way of hills.

    I have changesd to terraserver in the high resolution maps because I
    can attach their URL to ride reports. I don't know what trails.com
    expects anyone to do with thier service. Only paid members can view
    the maps so the servuce is useless.

    http://tinyurl.com/5egnjn

    Jobst Brandt

  4. Jobst Brandt said:
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    Quoted message said:

    by trails.com, and the free service was pretty well gutted.


    Drat!  That must be it.  The elevation feature was a great way to
    check out rides before riding them, and know what to expect in the
    way of hills.

    I have changesd to terraserver in the high resolution maps because I
    can attach their URL to ride reports.  I don't know what trails.com
    expects anyone to do with thier service.  Only paid members can view
    the maps so the servuce is useless.

    http://tinyurl.com/5egnjn

    I like Gmap because it's an easy way to create and share routes (and
    calculate mileage). Altitude profile was another nice feature. Hope
    it's not gone forever.

    http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=1196164

    Art Harris

  5. Art Harris said:


    I like Gmap because it's an easy way to create and share routes (and
    calculate mileage). Altitude profile was another nice feature. Hope
    it's not gone forever.

    http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=1196164

    Art Harris

    I like http://bikely.com
    http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Loveland-CO-to-Champaign-IL

  6. 2008 Art Harris said:

    I've noticed that the elevation feature of Gmap-pedometer hasn't been
    working for at least the last week or so. Older saved routes still
    show altitude, but new maps don't.

    Anyone know what's up?

    The elevation feature is working again!

    Art Harris

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