GPS

R100ERS
R100ERS Posts: 7
edited July 2018 in MTB beginners
Hi I'm looking for advice from the members on what is the best value for money GPS APP for an IPhone 6S

thanks

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  • JBA
    JBA Posts: 2,852
    What do you want it to do?
    Is it for planning routes or just as a tracker/record of rides you do?
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  • R100ERS
    R100ERS Posts: 7
    I use Strava to track I would like to be able to plan a route or connect existing routes in my area
  • Stoatally
    Stoatally Posts: 9
    For being able to plan, track etc I use either gpsies.com and the gpsies app or ridewithgps again both website and app
  • The Rookie
    The Rookie Posts: 27,812
    You can plan a route in Strava, not the best but it works!.
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  • figbat
    figbat Posts: 680
    The Rookie wrote:
    You can plan a route in Strava, not the best but it works!.

    Strava is the only planning tool I use... so far I have got where I wanted to; I think it is a pretty good route planner if you’re using a PC.
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  • mediamonkey
    mediamonkey Posts: 128
    Viewranger is great. You can download OS maps (and other kinds of maps) and routes from the website and you can do the route planning on a nice big screen, again on the website, rather than having to fiddle around on a phone screen.

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