Yahoo! Answers UK How to Make Custom Routes in Offline Maps - GPS & Mapping - Products A few months ago, Google Maps started supporting offline maps. This means you can use Google Maps even without a data connection and still see yourself show up as that little blue dot on a map. You can know exactly where you are in relation to everything else on the map. You can save areas of about 35 square miles to your phone. A reader of this column named Phil saw my initial column and video about how to save Google Maps offline. Phil asked, "Is there a way to save a route and be able to use it later on a trip [with] the app giving directions? Phil was getting ready to ride the C&O Canal bike trail, 184.5 miles from Cumberland, Maryland, to the District. What he really wanted was the ability to create a custom route, not merely the shortest way to get between points A and B, that he could save offline with turn-by-turn directions. Create a Custom Route and Send It to Your Phone Using Google Maps, you can create a custom route and send it to your phone. 1. Yes, yes it can.
Voyages-sncf Free Nature Sounds Mixer Organization for Transformative Works Parking, Flights & Information Swinley Forest Cycling Home > Swinley Forest Cycling As some of you will know, since September 2012 there has been ongoing work affecting the trails in Swinley Forest which was initiated by The Crown Estate (the owners of Swinley Forest). Before this happened, a steering group (Swinley Action Group) comprising local riders from Gorrick, BOB MBC, Swinley Facebook Group and other interested parties was formed to try to work with The Crown Estate in developing new cycle trails in the Forest. However, despite its best efforts, the group was unable to influence the design and layout of the new trails in the Forest, as The Crown Estate went forward with the design provided by Back on Track (BOT), who have experience of designing and building trails in south Wales. A single direction cycle trail loop in Swinley Forest starting and finishing at The Look Out Discovery Centre has been put together now and together with the fire roads will be the only trail available to cyclists from April 2013.
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