Seth Miller

I love the maps that Karl at Great Circle Mapper (gcmap.com) makes available. Now I’ve made it easier to embed them in a blog post on WordPress. Added bonus: It automatically includes the links back to Karl’s site per the notes in the FAQ page. Simply install the (very lightweight) plugin and you get a new shortcode to use on your site: [gcmap]. Parameters are available to control the look and feel of the maps as part of the shortcode.
More details available on the <a href="http://blog.wandr.me/plugins/great-circle-mapper/" rel="nofollow ugc">plugin homepage</a>.

Great Circle Mapper

Embed flight route maps from gcmap.com. Automatically includes the links back to gcmap.com and full parameter control in the shortcode.

Chris

Your posts are plotted on a Google map as points on a route in date order. Just create a page for your map, then add the shortcode [logmytripmap] anywhere in the page to see your map appear. Clicking on a point icon can show a picture taken at that location if one is attached to a post. A small Google map is displayed on the “Edit Post” screen to allow users to geotag their posts.
Hovering over the address when viewing individual posts reveals a map of the post location. See <a href="http://www.LogMyTrip.co.uk" rel="nofollow ugc">www.LogMyTrip.co.uk</a> for more info.

LogMyTrip

Viewing your posts as a route plotted on a Google map is simple with this plugin. Just add the shortcode [logmytripmap] to a page to see the map.

Great Circle Mapper vs LogMyTrip