How To Use The Website
How To Find A Walk
There are 4 ways to find a walk:
Home page
Walks By Area List page
Walks By Area Map page
Website Search
Home
1. On the 'Home' page, walks are listed in chronological descending order. Click on the walk you want to get the Walk Detail page.
How To Use The Walks By Area List
1. On the 'Walks By Area List' page. Click on the area you are interested in.
2. A list of Walks within the chosen area will be shown, in a chronological descending order. Click on the walk you want to get the Walk Detail page.
How To Use The Walks By Area Map
1. On the 'Walks By Area Map' page choose an Area Map. The walks are indicated by 'walker icons' with the location indicating the approximate location of the walk and the colour indicating the length of the walk:
2. Click on a Walker Map icon to get a pop up with the following information:
a link to the Walk Detail page
a summary description of the walk
summary details of the walk
How To Use The Walks By Distance
1. On the 'Walks By Distance' page. Scroll down the list of Walks.
2. Click on a 'Walk Name'. Details of the walk will be opened in a new tab.
Search
1. Use the website search (magnifying glass - top right).
Route Map Icons
The following icons are used in the maps. Click on an icon to get more information.
Maps KML/KMZ Download
The Google Maps of the walks have been created by hand mapping rather than using actual GPS data.
They are there to give an approximation of the route. It is expected that you will visually use the Google Map route to identify and plan the route you need on your map.
Since the Google Maps routes have been hand mapped, I would not recommend that you download and use the KML/KMZ data.