Mapping & Tubing

Visualize your sugarbush and plan infrastructure from tap to tank

Map your operation at a high level — zones, collection points, sugarhouse — or design detailed tubing layouts with tanks, releasers, and conductor lines. Document what you have, or plan what you’re building next.

Live

From blank terrain to operational map

See your sugarbush take shape

North Ridge142 tapsSouth Basin98 tapsEast Slope176 tapsSugarhouseNorth Ridge — 142 tapsSouth Basin — 98 tapsEast Slope — 176 taps

Zones, mainlines, collection points, and structures — all on one map. Start with your property boundaries and build up from there.

1

Map your operation

Place your sugarhouse, tapping zones, and collection points on an interactive map. Toggle slope analysis, contour lines, hillshade relief, and Vermont parcel boundaries to plan with real terrain data.

2

Design your sugarbush layout

Beta

Draw tubing runs, place mainlines and laterals, position tanks, releasers, and conductor lines. Document an existing bush or plan a new expansion before you cut a single trail.

3

Import and refine

Bring in existing mapping data or start from scratch. Edit nodes, adjust lines, and refine your layout until it matches reality — or your plan for it.

4

Generate materials and export

Produce a bill of materials from your tubing design. Print maps for your crew. Export layouts for reference, planning, or sharing.

BetaCore mapping features are fully live. Tubing design tools are available now in advanced beta.

What you get

Complete operational map of your sugarbush
Slope, contour, and hillshade layers for terrain analysis
Detailed tubing layouts for existing or planned infrastructure
Bill of materials and printable maps for field crews

Plan on the map, not on paper napkins. Whether you’re documenting 500 taps or planning 5,000, the tools scale with you.

Put your whole operation on the map