212 km · First pass · Day 9
The climb, while you’re on it.
The elevation profile moves with the reader. They see the pass coming, the height already gained, and the long way down to town.
Every step, in the order you took it.
Bring home a GPS track, a camera roll and a few notes. Tripshare lays them along the route, so the people you share it with can follow the whole trip, place by place.
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The example: 1,140 km over 46 days. Scroll to walk it.
Day 1 of 460 km1,148 mTrailhead
462 km · Resupply town · Day 20
Photographs appear where they were taken.
Each photo and video finds its place on the route from the moment it was taken. A clip plays for as long as it ran, then the walk carries on.
652 km · High lakes · Day 27
Write where it happened.
Pin a paragraph to a place. It waits there, on the map, until the reader arrives.
860 km · Burn country · Day 35
You decide where the chapters fall.
Days are found from the track itself. You name the sections, give each a colour, and choose which moments get the room.
- Trailhead0 km–212 km
- First pass212 km–372 km
- Resupply town372 km–610 km
- High lakes610 km–860 km
- Burn country860 km–1,140 km
1,140 km · Terminus · Day 46
Then give it an address.
Everything stays private while you make it. When it’s ready, publish it to an address of its own on tripshare.ca, for $39 CAD, once. Edit and republish whenever you like.
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