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Committee weighs QR codes, paper maps and kid backpacks to improve trail access
Summary
Lindsay Fillerup asked the committee for map options; members flagged phone-service limits on trails and proposed library checkout of laminated maps and kid backpacks with scavenger hunts as offline alternatives.
Lindsay Fillerup asked other members for suggestions for maps and visitor resources. Committee members discussed three main options: QR-code links to online maps, paper or laminated maps available for checkout at the library, and backpacks for children that would include printed maps or scavenger-hunt materials.
Members stressed that phone service can be unreliable on parts of the trail network and cautioned that QR codes alone might not be accessible to all users; they asked staff to consider offline alternatives and family-oriented materials that could be checked out or provided at events. The committee did not adopt a final distribution plan and deferred specifics to future meetings.
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