Trail Mapping is the process of creating detailed representations of hiking, biking, or other outdoor trails. This involves documenting the path's layout, elevation changes, and notable features such as water sources or viewpoints. Trail maps can be used for navigation, planning trips, and ensuring safety in outdoor activities. These maps can be produced using various methods, including GPS technology, aerial photography, and manual surveying. They are often available in print or digital formats, making them accessible for outdoor enthusiasts. Accurate trail mapping helps promote responsible recreation and environmental stewardship by providing essential information for users.