I already am a premium subscriber just because the searching opportunities are so much more elaborate. I have used wikiloc tracks for years, so it seems like a logical transition would be to the wikiloc app. I wanted to respond to your post with both a 🤣 and a🙏 but I can only use one emoji per post. This is just step one, remember - once I choose a program, I will be back to bombard you with more pleas about how to use it! I know that all maps programs are likely to have features above and beyond what I need or want, but if there are members with experiences, good and bad, on these maps apps or others, I would appreciate it. I do not want the phone to talk to me to tell me where to turn, as I only resort to the GPS when I fear I am lost.

I do not care about recording my own tracks, about finding grocery stores or pensiones along the way (I will continue to use google maps for that), charting elevations or distances walked. I would appreciate recommendations of a program, knowing that the only thing I want to be able to do is to follow a GPS track for a remote camino.

and I don’t know how to evaluate which is the best for me.

I have read discussions and positive reviews about, OSM, windymaps, wikiloc, etc. The first thing I have to decide is which maps program to use. portable charger for phone to ensure life of the phone battery). I am comfortable with this method, but have heard from many sides that I should consider using my phone, if only to reduce the weight I carry (GPS device plus AA battery charger, plus four batteries VS. After a disastrous first year and a rocky second year, I have learned to download wikiloc GPS tracks onto my computer and from there, to transfer them to the GPS. For about 6 years, I have used a hand held Garmin Dakota GPS device.

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