<\/span><\/h2>For create a map on Google Maps,<\/strong> the following steps must be followed:<\/p>- The first thing to do is to log in to Google Maps from your computer or mobile phone.<\/li>
- Then click on the option Create a new map.<\/li>
- It will now be displayed at the top as an unnamed map. It is possible to rename it and add a description indicating the type of route, if it can be done with children, the length of the route, among other data.<\/li>
- This information will be very useful for the rest of the users, if you decide to share your route.<\/li><\/ul>
<\/span>Modification of the map <\/strong><\/span><\/h2>At this stage, the main thing is to select a Base Map, which best suits you.<\/p>
Search for sites to add to your Google Maps route<\/strong><\/h3>In case you don't know the area where you are going to do the route, you have to use the search function. To do so, you have to follow these steps:<\/p>
- Initially, enter the name of the site in the search bar and it will appear on the map.<\/li>
- If you find one that interests you and want to add it, click on it.<\/li>
- In the pop-up window that appears, select the option Add to map.<\/li><\/ul>
Adding layers and markers to your Google Maps map<\/strong><\/h3>Please note that you can have a maximum of 10,000 lines, icons or places on a map.<\/p>
Add Google Maps bookmarks<\/strong><\/h4>The procedure for adding markers to your walking route is as follows:<\/p>
- You must select the Add marker<\/strong> and place it in the exact spot you are interested in.<\/li>
- You can edit and customise it to your liking in the menu on the left. It is suggested that you choose a type of icon that allows you to clearly see what exists at the marked location. This way, it will be useful for you and the other people with whom you share your route.<\/li>
- Then, you can add those points that you consider necessary in order to mark your route.<\/li><\/ul>
Adding layers to Google Maps<\/strong><\/h4>Another useful feature is the ability to add different layers to your route, as you can have several alternatives within the same route. This can be a longer version, several stops along the way, a cycling version of the route, and so on.<\/p>
By using it, you can hide the layer you don't want to see in order to keep a definitive route.<\/p>
<\/span>Linking the route and measuring distances<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>In order to know the actual distance of the walking route on Google Maps<\/strong> In an instant, you should proceed to join the route and measure the distances. You can do this by following the steps listed below:<\/p>