As adventurers, we're kind of map nuts. Maps let you virtually explore a landscape, and are often a good way to get context for an issue that spans a broad geographic area (like Alaska!). The maps on this page were all created using Google Earth, and can be downloaded for use in Google earth, or viewed here in Google Maps form

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  @GroundTruthTrek:Hazards of winter biking: Studded tires, check. Blizzard-proof parking spot, not so much. When I came back to... http://t.co/PWWhSmnk

  @GroundTruthTrek:Cottonwood trees stand bare on a lonely frozen island in Malaspina Lake. This lake is now a lagoon, with the... http://t.co/gPMBHVfz

  @GroundTruthTrek:Hig may well be the only person who's packrafted upstream underneath a glacier. Luckily it was slow and safe... http://t.co/4it9li6I

  @GroundTruthTrek:Seattle folks: see Hig's talk tonight! http://t.co/ApKAWWwU

  @GroundTruthTrek:"Life on Ice" - a lone tuft of moss in an otherwise barren part of Malaspina Glacier. http://t.co/pfNNiK05

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