That system also incorporates elevation, so you can see how tough the route is going to be. You can also use Garmin’s detailed Trendline data to build a route based on how many of its users have followed the same path. Garmin has also overhauled its GPS navigation features to make it easier to get out that door quicker. With the older process of uploading through Garmin Basecamp now superseded with the Garmin Connect web tool and app. The process by which you use routes has changed a fair bit over the last year. It's not just ramblers that can benefit, either.Ĭity runners can also take advantage, mixing up runs made in Strava or Koomot and adding a variety to workouts, without having to pull out Google Maps every five minutes when you've lost your bearings. Hikers can use this feature for long, off-the-beaten-track walks, and it's especially reassuring to follow when the path fades away and you're really off piste. Not all of those will give you actual maps though, but you can still use the GPS navigation to follow a directional route. Utilizing navigational maps is a relatively easy process and can be done on a range of Garmin devices. Garmin's GPS sports watches offer tonnes of ways to get more from your workouts, but the ability to add and follow GPX routes and courses is a powerful feature that has a heap of benefits, whether you’re running through the city or hiking across the mountains.
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