trails.com has bought out the free topographic map site, topozone.com.
No longer can you search by location (lat/lon, UTM, etc.) or feature name (mountain, lake, etc.) and find the USGS topographic map for free.
trails.com changes $49.95 for an annual subscription, which does give you the subscription-level services that were also available at topozone. What they took away was the free viewing capability and therefore the ability to do screen dumps and build your custom maps for free if you were willing to spend some time with Photoshop, Paintshop Pro, etc.
Too bad...it was a great free service and one that I used a lot for planning trips, especially when the route ended up going right through the corners of four adjoining quads. (Boundary Peak is a perfect example. The route from the Queen Canyon Mine goes through three of the four quads that join up just past the Kennedy Pass saddle.
They may yet get me to pony up the $50/year...with Scout trips and my own stuff, it may still be worthwhile but I am not a happy camper about it...