You will NOT find them at trailsource.com. I will happily forward my e-mail correspondence with the editor and his lack of concern for his customer's satisfaction.
I subscribed to trailsource.com only to find maps that are unreadable when printed larger than a standard sheet of paper. Some maps are literally a camera snapshot of an unfolded map complete with creases and all. I believe I have a right to expect reasonable quality when subscribing to a service such as this but evidently trailsource.com does not. I guess they feel that if they give you a sketch on a napkin then their obligation has been fulfilled. "It's a map. I didn't promise any particular quality."
I let them know of my dissatisfaction with their sub-par maps within minutes of my joining for a year but they will stand fast on their no refund policy. Luckily I paid for the service with my VISA card which has a satisfaction guarantee. I'm just saying that their maps suck and no one should ever sign up for trailsource.com.
I once bought a quick trial subscription for trails in New England and I got nothing that I could not have found by going online to any states individual outdoor recreation and camping sites. It appears all they did was copy basic information other could have found out for free by doing a little, and I mean a little internet search work.
I would not recommend this site to anyone. Save your money and do a "look up" using any search engine or go to a states specific website and look for ATV trails..Also, it did not provide any of the private trails in Nee England, just the obvious state rail trails and sanctioned state parks!
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Thanks, Bank
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I seem to like the ones on trail pass but have no ideas what the cloros that mark the trail mean so I have no clue if I should be on a trail or not. I guess it is trail and error.
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