JEEP TRAIL OFFROAD GPS: What GPS is everyone running?

[BaddestCross]

So you did this all through the PC version like Speedy mentioned?

You can, but you do it in the app as well. And it's not a "PC version" it's just their website.

I've got a lot of tracks recorded and also several I downloaded... Next time I see you remind me to show it to you if you haven't figured it out by then.



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[TrailHunter]

You can, but you do it in the app as well. And it's not a "PC version" it's just their website.

I've got a lot of tracks recorded and also several I downloaded... Next time I see you remind me to show it to you if you haven't figured it out by then.



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Cool... I play with it more before I see ya... (the app) ... not gay.

[BaddestCross]

Cool... I play with it more before I see ya... (the app) ... not gay.

Thank God you clarified that. I was about to rescind the offer.



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[VerdiJeepLife]

I can't say enough good things about Gaia GPS. Not only can you have many layers on your maps, but you can share routes and waypoints with friends. I have the premium subscription which is $30/yr and it does everything you could want. I have a Garmin InReach that I use for hiking and I'm about to try the ONX hunting software since that shows what land is public vs private. Most cell phone going back to 2G have a GPS receiver in them, and can be used for GPS without service. I am also a subscriber to AllTrails.com which I mostly use to check trail reports to see if there is any intel on conditions, closings, etc. Hope this helps.

[Noble Woodsman]

I can't say enough good things about Gaia GPS. Not only can you have many layers on your maps, but you can share routes and waypoints with friends. I have the premium subscription which is $30/yr and it does everything you could want. I have a Garmin InReach that I use for hiking and I'm about to try the ONX hunting software since that shows what land is public vs private.

I have used ONX for backpacking and big game hunts, and I highly recommend it for this purpose. If you get cell reception on the trail, it also offers real time radar overlays for monitoring weather in the same views that shownyour waypoints. Topo maps, distance measurement tools, and public/private land boundaries are the best features of ONX IMHO. If you dont hunt every month of the year, you can save $$ by only getting the monthly subscription for the months when you need it.


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[StewiesJK]

One of the guys from our local club just bought the Magellan TRX 7 and used it last weekend for the first time when we went down to an offroad park in Missouri. Seems like a pretty nice unit. I guess time will tell. I have tried using my phone with the apps but seems I am always grabbing my phone for pictures also.

[StewiesJK]

So I bit the bullet and purchased the Garmin Overlander GPS. Black Friday sale helped a little bit. Really liking it so far but haven't got into all the options yet. Downloaded a ton of GPX files and ready to go. I really like that it comes with a Ram Mount ball. I purchased the 67 Designs adapter so good to go.
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