you could try multimap, google maps, streetmap or ordnance survey websites, but they only give you a small section of the OS Map. To get a larger map you have to pay, and you can get discs with them on - again, ordnance survey do these (and paper maps of course).
I couldnt suggest this is a good idea but using, say multimap and a standard graphics package you can copy the free preview, move along to the next bit and copy that, paste them together in the graphics package tomake a larger map of course. But I wouldnt suggest that since to get the larger maps they want you to pay
Is there like a google maps for outdoors sort of like online maps like outdoor explorer ordanance survey maps?
Not sure just what "kind" of outdoor recreation you mean here. Since I camp and hike wilderness areas, I rely on topographic maps most of the time. I get some from the BLM or go to terraserver to look up features of a given area.
I also use national geographic maps for Nevada especially if I need to create a map to display on my blog.
Reply:You can get free on line maps, but you are better off buying a map of your chosen area, if you are visiting somewhere because you get a fuller picture than on computer print out.
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