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Tracks, not waypoints. (Although start, stop, and any important mid-course waypoints would be interesting information of someone wanted to include them). Shouldn't be too bad. Most default recording styles for GPS's are by distance traveled, so time sitting still doesn't turn into a growing file size.

People are posting huge videos. A track text file or GPX (takes up more room) file is small compared to those.

Having a track on the GPS is just a neat option, if it's available. And it's forum generated, saving everyone who wants it but doesn't want to buy the whole book just to see where you guys went doesn't have $25.....and that's still just a list of trails, not the tracks you traveled including some people who took interesting side trips and said, "Hey, I bet other people would find this intersting."

So again, if anyone has any GPS trails they'd like to share in addition to photos and movies, I am interested.

Thanks, Wayne


OK, I've been using GPS light years before it was available to the general public and I don't know what you are talking about "tracks"? It must be one of thos civilian terms. I'm just trying to help there bud, besides the "$25.00" for the book is a steal if you ask me and a must if you ever visit Moab. To give you an example a trail like fins in things has 24 waypoints. Hell's Revenge has 29.

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