Hi, Has anyone any experience of the Garmin eTrail CD ( garmin.comeTrailOpen ↗ ). It
appears to have an assortment of trails in the UK, for all regions. As usual I am looking for a
quick method of finding interesting hikes in parts of the country I don't know much, otherwise its
back to looking over the maps. Thanks
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Garmin eTrail - Any use?
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Quoted message said:
Has anyone any experience of the Garmin eTrail CD (
garmin.comeTrailOpen ↗ ). It appears to have an assortment
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trails in the UK, for all regions. As usual I am looking for a quick
methodQuoted message said:
of finding interesting hikes in parts of the country I don't know much, otherwise its back to
looking over the maps.It's not bad, Joe. Gives a write up of each individual walk and a breakdown of the route. A GPS
route is also included for every walk so all you have to do is click a couple of buttons to download
to your Garmin.If you are interested I'll sell you mine, original of course. E-mail me to discuss.
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Hi, Has anyone any experience of the Garmin eTrail CD ( garmin.comeTrailOpen ↗ ).
It appears to have an assortment
ofQuoted message said:
trails in the UK, for all regions. As usual I am looking for a quick
methodQuoted message said:
of finding interesting hikes in parts of the country I don't know much, otherwise its back to
looking over the maps. Thanks
Try www.walkingworld.com . Many are just short rambles but they have a number of walks of
16km and over.John
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