This page includes various mapping resources, mostly focused on the Franklin Pierce Rindge Campus. I plan to update the content periodically as we get more and better data on campus lands, and, as other various online resources improve. Stay tuned...

PDF of Trails on a Satellite Image

PDF of Trails on a Topo Map

Trails on a Satellite Image, gif version

Trails on a Topo Map, gif version

TO FIND ELEVATION BASED ON LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE, try this link. Be sure to enter coordinates like this: 42.7805,-72.0583 (lat and long for Marcucella Hall).

If you use Google Earth, you can download the kmz package to view the trails in Google Earth. And, depending on your GPS unit or GPS App for your phone or tablet, you may be able to import the KMZ file to your GPS - it worked great for me in BackCountry Navigator on my Android phone and in Gaia GPS on my iPad. Have fun!

KMZ Package for Google Earth
(Be sure to move this from "Temporary Places" to "My Places" or else it will get lost when you close Google Earth)

FP 1947 Aerial Photo for Google Earth
(Be sure to move this from "Temporary Places" to "My Places" or else it will get lost when you close Google Earth)

FP Soils Map for Google Earth
(Be sure to move this from "Temporary Places" to "My Places" or else it will get lost when you close Google Earth)

Some Coniferous (dark green) and Deciduous (light green) forest sites. Boundaries are approximate.
(Be sure to move this from "Temporary Places" to "My Places" or else it will get lost when you close Google Earth)

FREE APP THAT MIGHT WORK ON YOUR PHONE - There is an app called huntstand that has a free version which appears to have many of the same features that BackCountry Navigator and Gaia GPS have. I haven't had a chance to check it out, so if you use it, let me know what you think. Just try searching for "huntstand" on Google Play or the App Store.

And especially for Smartphones, Tablets, or GPS Units:

KML file without waypoints
(I've found that Google Earth waypoint formatting gets changed when used in non-Google Earth Apps.)

If the KMZ or KML files won't import into your GPS, try these GPX files - they may work (You may need to right click and "Save link as" . . . for me it worked to do this to save to my computer, then email to myself to download on my phone - you may find a better way!).

red trail gpx file

place trail gpx file

gates trail gpx file

bubble entrance gpx file

outdoor rec entrance gpx file

DiGregorio entrance gpx file

water tower entrance gpx file

gates trail entrance gpx file



This free software will convert to other GPS style files. Try it if you like - it's how I generated the GPX files from KML files.














This site created and maintained by
Dr. Rhine Singleton
Professor of Biology & Environmental Science
Franklin Pierce University, Rindge, NH 03461
You can contact me at: singler at franklinpierce dot edu