A poster of everywhere you've been

A poster of Lassen County, California, in relief: six trips drawn over the terrain. — **Lassen County, California** · six days, 153 milesDrag to turn

Posters I've made

Every one is real country and real trips, lit so the mountains stand up off the paper.

Up close

Every ridge throws its shadow. Every creek finds its way down. Your trips run through it all in gold.

Close view of the Rifle to Aspen poster: a gold trail loops through deeply shaded canyons and pale ridgelines. — Rifle to Aspen, Colorado

Close view of the Tushar Mountains poster: trails climb toward Shelly Baldy Peak, with a photo pinned beside Puffer Lake. — Left, Shelly Baldy Peak and Puffer Lake, Utah. Your photos hang beside the spots where you took them. Right, Ridenoure Reservoir, Lassen County, California.

Close view of the Lassen County poster: a gold loop around Ridenoure Reservoir, with creeks winding across the flats. — Left, Shelly Baldy Peak and Puffer Lake, Utah. Your photos hang beside the spots where you took them. Right, Ridenoure Reservoir, Lassen County, California.

See the relief

Six pieces of country, raised so you can see the land rise and fall. Drag one to turn it in the light.

Lassen County, California, as a relief coin. — **Lassen County, CA**

Susanville to Reno, as a relief coin. — **Susanville to Reno**

Tecopa, California, as a relief coin. — **Tecopa, CA**

Rifle to Aspen, Colorado, as a relief coin. — **Rifle to Aspen, CO**

The Tushar Mountains, Utah, as a relief coin. — **Tushar Mountains, UT**

Elko to Bonneville, as a relief coin. — **Elko to Bonneville**

Watch a poster come together

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Each trip on the Lassen County poster draws in, one after another.

How it works

Send your trips
Email me your tracks from onX, Gaia or your watch, with any photos you want on the map. Here's what to send.
See your poster
I make your map and send you a proof before anything prints. The proof and one round of changes are free.
Say yes
Nothing prints until you say yes. Then it's printed and on its way to your wall.

Prices

Your first poster

Size	Price
Print, 11×17plus $8 shipping	$69
Print, 17×22plus $12 shipping	$99
Digital posterfor your screens, no print	$39

Next year

Size	Price
Print, 11×17	$59
Print, 17×22	$69
Digital poster	$25

You pay after you've seen your poster and said yes. Build your poster

Add next year's trips

The list isn't finished, and the map doesn't have to be. Send next season's tracks and they join this year's, on the same ground.

Questions

How do I get my tracks out of onX or Gaia?

Both apps let you export GPX in bulk from their websites. If a menu has moved or you get stuck, email me and I'll walk you through it.

Will it look this good on my wall?

You see the exact poster before it prints, at full size, with your tracks and photos on it. If something's off, I fix it. Nothing prints until you say yes.

What happens after I email my tracks?

I build the map around your ground and send you a proof. One round of changes is free. Say yes and I send an invoice; if you want more rounds first, the invoice comes before them. Your tracks and photos go to one place: the person who makes your poster.

How long does it take?

From December to April, your proof comes by email and your poster ships on a Tuesday or Friday. From May to November I'm on a wildland fire crew and out of reach for two to three weeks at a time. Your proof comes when I'm back between assignments, and I can't promise a date.

Where can you map?

Anywhere in the lower 48. Alaska and Hawaii are coming later.

Can I make my own?

Yes. The program that draws these is free, and it's on GitHub. Most people have me do it.