A whole list on one sheet
Every summit of a range, every stage of a long route, or the trails you have walked yourself, drawn together on one poster. Each name and elevation comes from the list it belongs to, credited on the print.
How a collection poster is made
A collection is a published list: a peak-bagging list, the summits of a range, the named trails of a park, or the stages of a long route. The list is stored as a file with its source and licence, and the poster prints exactly what the file holds. Where a member has a trail page on this site, its table row links to it.
Elevations are printed as the source publishes them and the source is named on the sheet. Coordinates come from OpenStreetMap and carry the ODbL credit line. Terrain, where a layout draws it, is public elevation data (USGS 3DEP in the United States, AWS Terrain Tiles elsewhere). Every size is rendered natively at 300 DPI and shipped rolled in a tube.