Took my jet drive trout boat to Florida several years ago, rented a house in the mango groves, talked the owner into taking us out to the Gulf, and mapped it on a Garmin, we had a blast! Ran across all the grass flats WFO and never got stuck!
there are a couple of apps that work on Iphones.
I like these too. That said, the Forrest service maps (which were purchased this year) consistently have missing info. A trail, complete with physical marker, not on the map. A trail that exists on the map, but can’t be found out in the real world. Happens a lot. Makes me wonder how old the information is that was used to create the maps.
smartphone is the obvious choice. you can now buy a s7 edge for under $400. There is no reason to buy a cheap gps device if you spend $20k on a toy. The new backcountry navigator app that is in development may rival google earth with multiple layers such as topo , mvums(motor vehicle use map layers), etc. long distance backcountry motorcycling is my thing, so i always look for multi- purpose. At 64, i see 4 wheels in my future.
