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| * [[http://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=32.01068&mlon=-106.52171&zoom=17&layers=M|NM 404 (Anthony)]] | * [[http://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=32.01068&mlon=-106.52171&zoom=15&layers=M|NM 404 (Anthony)]] |
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| The trail on OpenStreetMap is labeled as such, and in most places is a dashed red line. The southern portions have it rendered as a dashed brown line. | The trail on OpenStreetMap is labeled as such, and in most places is a dashed red line (wide enough for pedestrian/horse usage). The southern portions have it rendered as a dashed brown line (wide enough for motor vehicle usage). I've GPS tracks in two segments: the first segment is from [[http://www.gpsies.com/map.do?fileId=akqnynhpbzgmnkxw|Anthony to Vado]], which is unfortunately inaccurate because I became lost trying to hike it. The second segment is from [[http://www.gpsies.com/map.do?fileId=zfganskwpkdahpvo|Vado to Soledad Canyon]]. |
Trailheads of the Sierra Vista Trail (on OpenStreetMap):
The trail on OpenStreetMap is labeled as such, and in most places is a dashed red line (wide enough for pedestrian/horse usage). The southern portions have it rendered as a dashed brown line (wide enough for motor vehicle usage).
I've GPS tracks in two segments: the first segment is from Anthony to Vado, which is unfortunately inaccurate because I became lost trying to hike it. The second segment is from Vado to Soledad Canyon.
You can load Sierra-Vista-Trail.kmz into Google Earth to visualize all the trailheads. Add the OpenStreetMap layer as a "Network Link" to compare it against to OpenStreetMap and the trail's actual route.
