If you're only going to get one, single device I'd recommend an inReach since it has damn near every feature you could want, but the drawback is that it's not cheap.Īgain - free, offline maps and GPX imports. Never had to use the SOS on my inReach but it's available if need be. I don't trust an app on my phone not to kill the battery, plus what happens if I drop my phone on a rock and destroy the thing, so I also use a GPS watch (Garmin Fenix 5) for ~20-24 hour battery life and breadcrumb trail, and a Garmin inReach for connectivity to the outside world (friends and family can watch live on an online map) and texting, plus multi-day battery life. High-level overview of Boulder and Jefferson counties with dozens of tracks I've saved. Selection of peaks and tracks I've saved offline. Want to know where you are on a track, or where a spot on a track is? You can find that out. West Spanish Peak GPX closeup for fine detail. I can also download GPX from LoJ/All Trails/Hiking Project/anywhere that has GPX tracks and import them to Peakbagger. Spanish Peaks overview with tracks I downloaded right from the app. Peaks available worldwide, not just in US.Trip reports and GPX tracks easily downloadable (if one is available for a particular peak) Best for sharing routes with other people Works with iOS, Android, web, Apple Watch, Samsung Gear, Wahoo, Garmin Komoot’s main claim is to take the effort out of planning a ride, run or hike.Find peak waypoints easily and save them offline.Daily low-res and weekly high-res satellite photos.
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