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RudeAwakening

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He means...get yourself a Garmin 476c (I have a 276c)...If you do any boating (depth and charts/auto navigating, it really can't be beat...

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It all depends on how much you want to spend. There some new option now. The garmin GPSMAP 60Cx/CSx were very good choice. Now there is a Garmin Nuvi 550? that is dual street and weatherproof, or the Oregon w/ touch screen.

Let the debates begin..... ;)

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So, where can you download ontario snowmobile trail maps?

Try this topic http://forum.ontarioconditions.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=1093&p=32528&hilit=ontario+trail#p32528

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So, where can you download ontario snowmobile trail maps?

There are no official maps put out by the OFSC! There are maps that have been created by myself and others. These maps are always a work in progress, do to the nature of the trails system. I would imagine there is a reroute on a weekly basis, somewhere in the province. Combining local signage and District maps with the GPS maps is the way I go.

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So, where can you download ontario snowmobile trail maps?

There are no official maps put out by the OFSC! There are maps that have been created by myself and others. These maps are always a work in progress, do to the nature of the trails system. I would imagine there is a reroute on a weekly basis, somewhere in the province. Combining local signage and District maps with the GPS maps is the way I go.

Hey Scott.. It`s so cool how long you have been doing this gps trail info stuff.. You guys must be making some good headway.. I am still laughing about when ya tol dme about how nice SledJunks GPS info is because he goes alot slower :rotflmao::rotflmao::rotflmao:

Welcome to the forum RudeAwakening, I hope you enjoy yourself here and find the info your looking for.. Rick

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I am still laughing about when ya tol dme about how nice SledJunks GPS info is because he goes alot slower :rotflmao::rotflmao::rotflmao:

I'll get you for that!! :rotflmao:

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It all depends on how much you want to spend. There some new option now. The garmin GPSMAP 60Cx/CSx were very good choice. Now there is a Garmin Nuvi 550? that is dual street and weatherproof, or the Oregon w/ touch screen.

Wouldn't recommend the Zumo for trail riding as it's off-road capabilities are minimal. It has the track handling limitations that plague most of the Nuvi models as well. The Zumo is really meant for motorcycles that stay on-road.

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