KENTUCKY PORTABLE CLUB • ALL 50 STATES • POTA • SOTA • WWFF

KPC TRIP PLANNER BETA

Plan a radio trip anywhere in the country. Find parks, summits and WWFF references near any town or along your whole drive, tap a dot for its official website, campgrounds, picnic shelters and tips, and send your route to Google Maps. Staying in Kentucky? Try Kentucky Park Control.

🇺🇸 Any town in the US🛣️ Parks along your drive🗺 Official boundaries⛺ Campgrounds & shelters🔥 Rare parks🚗 Route to Google Maps

BETA: not every park outline is on here yet. Can’t find yours? Turn on the Official park boundaries (PAD-US) map layer, or tap SHOW UNOFFICIAL OUTLINE on the park.

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Where are you headed?

Search near a town, ZIP, park number or GPS spot, or along a drive from start to finish.

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Find new ones

Add your call sign to fade out what you've already activated. ATNO and RARE show the parks almost nobody has done.

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Tap a dot for its card: add it to your trip, Street View, parking, its outline and more. Trails that are POTA parks: pink = national scenic, orange dashes = national historic, green = state trails, purple dashes = national recreation trails (tap one). 🥾 We're still adding trails: about half of the trail parks outside Kentucky have a line so far, and more are on the way. Zoom in to see official boundaries (gold = federal, light blue = state, orange = Army Corps) and tap the land to see what it is; the layers button switches maps.

POTA parkSOTA summitWWFFATNORareIn your trip

Your trip

Put your stops in order, draw the drive and share it.

No stops yet. Tap a dot on the map, use ADD in the list, or drop your own pin.

What's nearby

Everything in range, closest first. Tap ADD to put it in your trip.

Search a town or a route above and everything in range shows up here.

Where this comes from

This planner covers the whole US. Park types, official websites and how you can activate come from POTA’s park list, refreshed every week; campgrounds and picnic shelters come from Recreation.gov (federal land only, so check state parks on their own site); SOTA summits come from SOTA and WWFF references from the WWFF directory. Boundaries on the map are the official USGS PAD-US outlines; when a park has none, its outline is from OpenStreetMap and is marked NOT OFFICIAL. For Kentucky, the full KPC Trip Planner adds hand-checked access points, 2-fers and more. Place search by OpenStreetMap Nominatim. Routes open in Google Maps.