One of our Montana users suggested the GPS settings he prefers to use with our trail maps.
Orientation – Automotive mode
Dashboard – Small data fields (I prefer to have no data fields covering up map)
Map Speed – Normal ( I prefer Fast, but my actual use is limited)
Guidance Text – When Navigating
-Advanced Setup-
Auto Zoom- On
Shaded Relief- Do Not Show (it gets to be too much)
Details-Less
–Zoom Levels—
(Everything at 2 miles) ( I find if I have it set to high like 5 mile, the display gets very crowded with info)
Land Cover- Off
—Text Size—
Map Points- Small
Street Labels-Medium
User Waypoints- Small
Land Cover- None
Routing
Activity – Automotive Driving
Lock on Road- Yes ( I normally suggest NO)
Off Road Recalculation-Automatic
Calculation Method-Minimize Distance
–Avoidance Setup–
"Toll roads" checked (that will avoid water crossing (lakes, rivers)
Check Avoid Ferry – to avoid being routed on ungroomed logging roads and off-trail paths.
Under Tracks you can set as you like rather you want to record your track, hide, or show