TrailMap vs Overlaid

TrailMap is simple. Take an image from anywhere, put it on a real scalable and rotatable map, and use it for reference. Your 'Blue Dot' can be put on an image, and show you where the closest trail is, where that hidden lake is, and even where's your next class!

Place any image on a live map so you can compare a park map, garden plan, historical map, site plan, trail route, festival ground, campus map, resort map, or reference photo with the real world. FEATURES - Overlay images on a live MapKit map with standard, satellite, and hybrid views. - Use Assisted Align to match a point on your image with the same point on the map. - Pin corners for precise placement when you need final control. - Tune opacity to compare the overlay with today's roads, paths, water, buildings, and terrain. - Hide, show, edit, export, and manage multiple overlays. - Keep overlays in sync on iPhone and iPad with private iCloud. HOW TO - Add a map image, scan, screenshot, site plan, trail guide, or venue layout. - Place it over the matching location on the live map. - Tap a landmark on the overlay, then tap the same landmark on the map to align it quickly. - Use corner pins and opacity when you want to fine tune the result. - Export an overlay package when you want to move or reuse a map setup. WORKS GREAT - In famous parks and gardens such as Keukenhof, Kew Gardens, Versailles, Central Park, Hyde Park, Butchart Gardens, Longwood Gardens, Tivoli Gardens, Gardens by the Bay, Yosemite, Yellowstone, Zion, Banff, Acadia, Grand Canyon, Plitvice, Kruger, and Serengeti. - For historical maps, park maps, botanical garden maps, estate maps, theme park maps, trail maps, campus maps, resort maps, golf course maps, island maps, fairgrounds, festival grounds, construction plans, field surveys, event layouts, and site inspections. - For comparing old maps with today's streets, checking plans in the field, and bringing any image into geographic context. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/