GAIA app user question

[FlyJeep]

What layers do you prefer to use when off road?

With the Pro edition, there are a ton of different layers. Have you found anyone's that are more current then others?


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[Don Meredith]

I stick with the default GAIA layer... clean look and plenty of detail. Occasionally the satellite layer helps get better visualization of where you are.

 

[awolfnspirit]

I've only used it a couple times and I've stuck with the default GAIA layer too.

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[1Louder]

USFS 2016 or USFS Classic where available. Otherwise GAIA topo is good as well as general topo map.

 

[FlyJeep]

Thanks everyone. Those were what I found to be the best.


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[Rattlesnake44]

I generally use the USFS Raster layer and the default topo as well. The Raster maps seem to have the best forest road and trail markings in my area.

 

[Wawa Skittletits]

I like using the open hiking map as well as USFS 2016.

 

[1Louder]

I generally use the USFS Raster layer and the default topo as well. The Raster maps seem to have the best forest road and trail markings in my area.

New version is called USFS 2016 and old USFS Classic as I mentioned above although I think any maps saved under USFS Raster will still load.

 

[Christian Schrader]

I usually use the open road map, USFS 2016 and at times USGS. I have also imported other maps and used an online tool to reference point / set it up to import into Gaia. Time consuming but works. I did a Baja Norte map that was decently beneficial to have.


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