New Map Feature

I preferred the old map format versus the new map format. As I could see relative areas while viewing a specific area. This really helped with understanding the location of one boulder in relation to another.

Areas not showing up on map is kind of a hassle(and I'm assuming that happens bc you don't have exact data?). Maybe you could do a different color for climbing areas without an exact location?

I like the drop down feature, but if you could offer options for "routes"(how are these organized - by area, stars, ??), or "areas" that would be cool.

Also would be neat somewhere on the site if you could search within x miles of a location. E.G. I'm visiting friends in Philadelphia and I just plug in "climbing areas within 30 miles" and get a list of map view.

All in all though, it's nice work. Thanks.

I guess you absolutely need to enter a location when you create a new area now?

Luc wrote:I guess you absolutely need to enter a location when you create a new area now?

It would be cool if the routes listed on the side were organized by either name or grade.

Brian Snider wrote:Not working on my iPad. Can't zoom or navigate.

Kind of a cool idea, but it only locates one area. If I am trying orientate based on areas I know, this can be difficult.

Does the tool exclude all routes 5.6 and less? If I move the slider all the way to the left, all routes disappear below 5.7. It would be great to be able to see the 4th class - Easy 5th class routes...

Jake Jones wrote:Do we report wrong locations here? For example, on the map for NRG, WV, the Kaymoor crag is located on the south side of the Meadow River. This is incorrect. It should be on the south side of the New River, upstream from the bridge.

I noticed the page has changed (dropped the .php) to
mountainproject.com/scripts…

Super cool.

It would be cool if the classic routes that one has already climbed showed up with gold stars.

dino74 wrote:I noticed the page has changed (dropped the .php) to mountainproject.com/scripts…