ViewRanger software with OS 1:50,000 LandRanger mapping for GB National Parks; Ben Nevis, Brecon Beacons and Pembrokeshire Coast, Cairngorms, Dartmoor, Exmoor, Lake District, Loch Lomand and The Trossachs, New Forest and South Downs, Norfolk Broads, North York Moors, Nothumberland, Peak District, Snowdonia, and Yorkshire Dales.
The Lake District and Yorkshire Dales national parks have been extended. This change took effect in August 2016. We've updated the maps.
Available by download and CD for sideloading onto any compatible handset, or pre-installed on a 8GB micro SD memory card.
Just bought and had a browse .. seems ok .. I also use uk maps app which cost me £8 I think and uses os map info and has been extremely accurate on my walks . Thanks for posting .
benih to POWERLESS
14 Aug 17#22
Can confirm UK Map for iphone is fantastic. I have used it all over the UK and it works perfectly, all 1:25 and 1:10 are free after the initial purchase. The app now allows GPX files to be uploaded from web site which makes following routes a doddle
PTibbets
25 Jul 17#5
Hot
Although I bet you 90% of hukd users havent got a clue how to use these :wink:
POWERLESS
25 Jul 17#6
Shame it isn't 1:25,000 though - they want you to buy credits to then buy the higher detail .
SpamJavelin
25 Jul 17#7
Suppose they are OK for use with a GPS device but I swear by the 1:25k for proper walking.
steviefyre1
25 Jul 17#8
I'd love a map for Loch Lomand... Ffs, doesn't inspire me with much confidence
scoobytawazara
25 Jul 17#9
where do you get those maps ?
SpamJavelin
25 Jul 17#10
You can get them from ViewRanger. I only buy the tiles I need rather than a whole area. Only spend about £10 a year for much better mapping.
scoobytawazara
25 Jul 17#11
thanks
Berhwale
25 Jul 17#12
I buy my 1:25000 Explorer maps here for £5.84 each.
Each map has a scratch off code that you can use to install the same map on a phone or tablet. They say you can only install each map on one device, but I've had no issues installing all the maps (I've bought 5) on a couple of phones and a tablet.
Derek_Horatio_Shatwell
26 Jul 17#13
There's always free alternatives, you just need to know where to look :grin:
I use these maps with Locus Map Pro play.google.com/sto…pro There is a free version of the app too.
androidmaps.co.uk The offline vector maps can be viewed as "Hike and Bike", "Ski", "City" and "Road".
MissionaryMan
26 Jul 17#14
Awesome. Just bought. Viewranger rocks.
kooks65
26 Jul 17#15
I do
UncleWilly
26 Jul 17#16
Not much point in having OS maps on your phone if you're walking in a remote rural area with no signal. I'll stick with conventional paper maps, thanks.
doberman
26 Jul 17#17
The point is that the maps are on the phone, so no need for a signal
marsdinho
26 Jul 17#18
Dont need a phone signal, just a gps signal.
kooks65
26 Jul 17#19
Nothing feels as good as a paper map unless it blows away of course :wink:
thabiz
26 Jul 17#20
Are there not any free alternatives on Android? I just want to try it out really.
thabiz
27 Jul 17#21
Thankyou kind Sir, I will give them a go. Cheers
Samassi
30 Aug 17#23
Sorry to hijack the thread, but I'm hoping a ViewRanger user can answer a question that I can't find an answer to online...
If I purchase any tiles/maps, do they automatically update to the latest version if a new one is available, or will I need to repurchase the maps/tiles?
Many thanks.
woldranger
12 Sep 17#24
When it comes to payment, is it through the play store - I'd use up some rewards credit
Opening post
The Lake District and Yorkshire Dales national parks have been extended. This change took effect in August 2016. We've updated the maps.
Available by download and CD for sideloading onto any compatible handset, or pre-installed on a 8GB micro SD memory card.
GB National Parks Map Data: 554MB
Sample Images:
Map Coverage Screen
shop.viewranger.com/pro…=38
- Chrrye
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viewranger.com/en-…res
I also use uk maps app which cost me £8 I think and uses os map info and has been extremely accurate on my walks . Thanks for posting .
Although I bet you 90% of hukd users havent got a clue how to use these :wink:
dash4it.co.uk/ord…tml
Each map has a scratch off code that you can use to install the same map on a phone or tablet. They say you can only install each map on one device, but I've had no issues installing all the maps (I've bought 5) on a couple of phones and a tablet.
I use these maps with Locus Map Pro play.google.com/sto…pro
There is a free version of the app too.
androidmaps.co.uk
The offline vector maps can be viewed as "Hike and Bike", "Ski", "City" and "Road".
If I purchase any tiles/maps, do they automatically update to the latest version if a new one is available, or will I need to repurchase the maps/tiles?
Many thanks.