Spatialists
@spatialists@mapstodon.space  ·  activity timestamp last week

wanderer: Decentralized trail database: #wanderer by @flomp is a new, #opensource, #decentralized #trail database where you can upload tracks (or import them from #STRAVA or #Komoot), create or share routes, and connect with communities through #ActivityPub-powered #federation.
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2025/07/09-wanderer-decentralized-trail-database/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial#SwissGIS
Stuart | Trailspotting
@trailspotting@mas.to  ·  activity timestamp last week

Me: "Should hikers go left or right here?"
A.I.: "They should follow the arrow marked 'hikers,' which points to the left"

#Hiking#Signs#AI#Mistakes#BadSigns#Trail#GetLost

A multi-part trail sign positioned in a forested setting. The top section reads “DEER LEAP OVERLOOK,” marking a scenic destination. Beneath it, a green and white cautionary sign urges hikers to stay on the trail, warning that shortcutting via switchbacks harms vegetation. The lowest portion is a directional sign on brown wood: an arrow pointing left labeled “HIKERS,” and a straight arrow labeled “CLIMBERS.” Surrounding elements include trees, moss-covered rocks, and thick undergrowth, suggesting a natural, rugged environment designed for hiking and climbing.
A multi-part trail sign positioned in a forested setting. The top section reads “DEER LEAP OVERLOOK,” marking a scenic destination. Beneath it, a green and white cautionary sign urges hikers to stay on the trail, warning that shortcutting via switchbacks harms vegetation. The lowest portion is a directional sign on brown wood: an arrow pointing left labeled “HIKERS,” and a straight arrow labeled “CLIMBERS.” Surrounding elements include trees, moss-covered rocks, and thick undergrowth, suggesting a natural, rugged environment designed for hiking and climbing.
A multi-part trail sign positioned in a forested setting. The top section reads “DEER LEAP OVERLOOK,” marking a scenic destination. Beneath it, a green and white cautionary sign urges hikers to stay on the trail, warning that shortcutting via switchbacks harms vegetation. The lowest portion is a directional sign on brown wood: an arrow pointing left labeled “HIKERS,” and a straight arrow labeled “CLIMBERS.” Surrounding elements include trees, moss-covered rocks, and thick undergrowth, suggesting a natural, rugged environment designed for hiking and climbing.