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I honestly have just been using Google Maps. First, you can download maps ahead of time if your area has poor reception. Second, even after I lose cell reception, I keep GPS for quite a bit. So honestly, Google does fairly well for free.
I honestly have just been using Google Maps. First, you can download maps ahead of time if your area has poor reception. Second, even after I lose cell reception, I keep GPS for quite a bit. So honestly, Google does fairly well for free.
Where are you hiking that Google Maps does as well?
Maps does Appalachian Trail a little, though FarOut is apparently the king there. Otherwise AllTrails has, well, tons of trails Maps doesn't.
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Apple map is getting better and better. If you only use the map for light trails, Apple will be the king. Also, these tracks are uploaded by community I guess.
So essentially you have no idea what this app is used for.
Where are you hiking that Google Maps does as well?Maps does Appalachian Trail a little, though FarOut is apparently the king there. Otherwise AllTrails has, well, tons of trails Maps doesn't.
I drive a lot for work. I freestyle hike probably 4 days a week. Google hiking nearby, view some user pics and any reviews, then just do it. 3-7 miles usually. I live in Michigan. There's no shortage of hiking trails.
I have Alltrails as well. Honestly haven't needed it while just day hiking.
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So essentially you have no idea what this app is used for.
I agree. This is much better than Google maps. Once you selected the trail on the paid version, it can send you a notification that you're going off the selected trail. This feature has helped me a couple times. Another good thing about the paid version is that you can download the trail beforehand. So when you're in a location without cell service the map will continue to work. It's definitely worth the $18 if you hike often.
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Thank me later.
I think my renewal this year was around $4. But hey -- you do you.
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Maps does Appalachian Trail a little, though FarOut is apparently the king there. Otherwise AllTrails has, well, tons of trails Maps doesn't.
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I have Alltrails as well. Honestly haven't needed it while just day hiking.
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