Maps

In partnership with the City of Grand Rapids, Get Fit Itasca has created an online map of Itasca County that shows trail entrances, community parks, athletic fields, etc. This map also has the capability of either showing or hiding county trails (biking, mountain biking, hiking, skiing, multi-purpose.)

Does technlogoy scare you? Don't worry - we have some pre-made PDF maps of the trails for you as well!

Itasca County Active Living Map

We have created a comprehensive map containing trails, parks, park amenities, schools, and athletic fields for all of Itasca County. You can use this map to find resources near you, and even to map out a trail route you are considering using. To help you navigate this map, we have put together a quick set of instructions for use.

This is the Legend. It is your key to all of the symbols on the map. As you zoom in closer to any given location, more symbols will appear and the legend list will become longer.

This symbolizes the map’s Layers. On this map, you have the capability to turn trail layers on and off. For example, you can look at the hiking,biking, skiing, and multi-purpose trails in Grand Rapids at once, or you can also choose to turn on solely the bike trail layer and see only those paths.

You can use this tool to map out, or Measure, a desired trail or street route. If you click “Measure” and then use this measuring method, the application will give you a result in miles. Double click the marker to end the route. Double click again to delete the route.

On this particular application, using the Print tool also allows you to save a PDF version of the map you are viewing or have created. Simply click the print icon, click the drop-down arrow to select portrait or landscape, and click print one more time. You will then be able to save and print the resulting "Printout". (It may take a moment for the printout to show up after following these directions.)

With this tool, you can Share any map you have viewed or created via e-mail, Facebook, or a URL code. To show the area you are zoomed in on, be sure to check the “Share current map extent” box before sharing!