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Hey There!

 

My hubbie and I are brand new to the side by side world, we've previously owned jeeps and 4 wheelers.  We just purchased a Can Am Maverick X3 DS.   We live in Utah and are only 5 minutes from the mouth of a canyon with hundreds of miles of trails, and are very excited to start exploring.  

We are hoping to learn a few things from the vast expanse of experience here!  

First question I have is, which GPS units have you all tried?  Which model do you recommend for us "beginners"?  What options do you love?

 

Thanks!

Melissa & Shane!

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which canyon? I Have a delorme PN 60, but delorme got bought by Garmin and I need to upgrade, their replace is around 500, What phone do you have, Try mytrails, it's free or you can go pro for about $5.00, I worry about getting out somewhere and breaking down or getting stuck, so I have a satellite communicator, Inreach, had Spot, recommend either, but Inreach was Delorme and now Garmin and you can download maps of anywhere you plan to go. same with Mytrails, but a bit more of a hassle and you can save your track too as a .GPX file,  I have most of my rides all the way back to 2008 saved

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