Gaia GPS Navigation App Video & Membership Discount

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Hey folks, just wanted to share this video and discount link with the community:

You can save 20% - 50% on the Gaia GPS memberships by signing up through this link: Lifestyle Overland Discount

Out of the countless miles of trails we have logged over the past few years, all of them have been guided by the Gaia GPS navigation software. We use the premium membership platform for all of our pre-trip planning, downloaded offline map data, public land identification, trip recording, and more.

We have a passion for helping equip new and experienced travelers alike with the best tools on the market. We have worked with Gaia GPS to offer a special discount for our viewers and followers that will grant folks some huge discounts on their memberships.

Why buy a premium membership? Here's what you get:
-251 Map Layers (including the NatGeo Trails Maps you see in stores)
-Map Download Capabilities
-5 Different Coordinate Formats
-Map Printing Capabilities
-Trip Recording and Syncing Across Multiple Devices
-Import and Export Trip Data
-Route Planning Capabilities (some maps even have snap-to data points so no more click-click-click.)
-Custom Map Sources (import from other sources)
-Multiple Device Usage (Take your phone on hikes, use the tablet in your vehicle, etc.)

Stay tuned to our YouTube channel for some in-depth videos on the system coming soon.

www.youtube.com/lifestyleoverland/
 
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does anyone know if its possible to download the whole USA on Gaia for offline use. If anyone is familiar with maps.me app. This app allows you to download state to state or the whole USA map for offline use, which is awesome. However its not as detailed as Gaia.
 
I don't understand why anyone would want a subscription navigation service. If I buy a topographic map book, it's mine to use for as long as I want without paying an additional fee every month. I see no reason why a digital version should be any different.
 
question for you who run Gaia.

If I use a iPad in my runner, using Gaia GPS and it is linked to my iPhone using it as a hotspot, will it update just as it does on my phone. Taking a overlanding trip in a few weeks and don't know if I want to spend $200 on a ram mount setup to use the iPad.
 
If I use a iPad in my runner, using Gaia GPS and it is linked to my iPhone using it as a hotspot, will it update just as it does on my phone. Taking a overlanding trip in a few weeks and don't know if I want to spend $200 on a ram mount setup to use the iPad.

Yep, I do this often with my old WiFi only iPad mini.
 
Yep, I do this often with my old WiFi only iPad mini.
I tried this today while driving and it did not show mph or elevation up on top. when I tap on record it warns me Gaia has not found a set location yet, reason my device has no gps. I have an iphone 7 on hotspot and a wifi only ipad air. what am I missing?
My older gen1 Ipad has gps, I may just use that one for tracking with cracked screen and all.
When I figure this out, I'll try the paid subscription.
 
Thread Updated! New feature video is now live!



Hey folks, just wanted to share this video and discount link with the community:

You can save 20% - 50% on the Gaia GPS memberships by signing up through this link: Lifestyle Overland Discount

Out of the countless miles of trails we have logged over the past few years, all of them have been guided by the Gaia GPS navigation software. We use the premium membership platform for all of our pre-trip planning, downloaded offline map data, public land identification, trip recording, and more.

We have a passion for helping equip new and experienced travelers alike with the best tools on the market. We have worked with Gaia GPS to offer a special discount for our viewers and followers that will grant folks some huge discounts on their memberships.

Why buy a premium membership? Here's what you get:
-251 Map Layers (including the NatGeo Trails Maps you see in stores)
-Map Download Capabilities
-5 Different Coordinate Formats
-Map Printing Capabilities
-Trip Recording and Syncing Across Multiple Devices
-Import and Export Trip Data
-Route Planning Capabilities (some maps even have snap-to data points so no more click-click-click.)
-Custom Map Sources (import from other sources)
-Multiple Device Usage (Take your phone on hikes, use the tablet in your vehicle, etc.)

Stay tuned to our YouTube channel for some in-depth videos on the system coming soon.

www.youtube.com/lifestyleoverland/

Thank you! I was due for a subscription renewal next month anyway.
 
I don't understand why anyone would want a subscription navigation service. If I buy a topographic map book, it's mine to use for as long as I want without paying an additional fee every month. I see no reason why a digital version should be any different.

this has multiple map books from multiple sources, and unlike a map book allows you to plan and switch between backgrounds and then you can sync that route to any of your devices or share the route. also unlike a map book you can see routes, photos, and waypoints that other people have shared.

i still use and prefer map books for high level general direction planning, but for trail level and saving waypoints and stuff gaia is much better than map books
 
I tried this today while driving and it did not show mph or elevation up on top. when I tap on record it warns me Gaia has not found a set location yet, reason my device has no gps. I have an iphone 7 on hotspot and a wifi only ipad air. what am I missing?
My older gen1 Ipad has gps, I may just use that one for tracking with cracked screen and all.
When I figure this out, I'll try the paid subscription.

the device running gaia needs GPS, the hotspot is not sharing GPS location just wifi. you could get a bluetooth or plug-in GPS receiver for your ipad

does anyone know if its possible to download the whole USA on Gaia for offline use. If anyone is familiar with maps.me app. This app allows you to download state to state or the whole USA map for offline use, which is awesome. However its not as detailed as Gaia.

i just checked and it let me zoom out to have the whole country at map level 10 . at higher map levels it was in red, not sure if that was a warning for file size or if it wouldn't have let me download. I think a 1:24,000 USGS map is close to the gaia zoom level 15. I would ask them, they have active tech support: https://www.reddit.com/r/gaiagps
 
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the device running gaia needs GPS, the hotspot is not sharing GPS location just wifi. you could get a bluetooth or plug-in GPS receiver for your ipad

Makes sense. Thank you. Would I need a certain type of bluetooth to run it?..I paired the ipad to a Garmin Nuvi bluetooth and could not get it to work. Any recommendations on a receiver? I was looking at the bad elf for a receiver.
 
Makes sense. Thank you. Would I need a certain type of bluetooth to run it?..I paired the ipad to a Garmin Nuvi bluetooth and could not get it to work. Any recommendations on a receiver? I was looking at the bad elf for a receiver.

I have the Dual GPS but I'm on Android so I can't say how well it works on iOS

Garmin Nuvi isn't a bluetooth GPS device, Garmin GLO is the product you would need if you like Garmin
 
I tried this today while driving and it did not show mph or elevation up on top. when I tap on record it warns me Gaia has not found a set location yet, reason my device has no gps. I have an iphone 7 on hotspot and a wifi only ipad air. what am I missing?

My older gen1 Ipad has gps, I may just use that one for tracking with cracked screen and all.

When I figure this out, I'll try the paid subscription.



Shoot, I forgot that old Mini has a GPS chip. I've never had service turned on but it came with a Verizon setup giving it GPS. Sorry if I steered anyone wrong.
 
So I got steered wrong by watching some of the overlanding videos out there. Originally got the idea from a gent named Chris (who does great videos) when he did a rundown on his setup using GaiaGPS.

Was under the impression you could simply pair a Garmin GPSmap 64s (for instance, the device I have) and an iOS device then GPS data would be passed to the device and subsequently GaiaGPS app.

Not the case to my dismay.

The Garmin connect app is a joke for GPS applications unless notifications are important to you while in the woods...

After all I'm using an iPad 6 with a Bad Elf dongle and a Cable Jive docking adapter to connect the two because the dongle will not connect to your Apple device with any kind of case on it. The CableJive product is the only adapter I know of that will work for this application and it is an excellent product.

Can highly recommend both the Bad Elf and CableJive products. Love the GaiaGPS product, it's just fantastic and will invariably upgrade to Premium at some point but even the basic subscription is phenomenal for the price.

Now if RAM could just get around to manufacturing a few pieces so I could mount them in my car? Order RAM parts you desire 3 months before you need them, another lesson I learned lately... ;)
 
Discount Codes

You guys just normally post discount codes in the general discussion or somewhere else? :peep:
 
You guys just normally post discount codes in the general discussion or somewhere else? :peep:

It's been posted and is a running discount/LO promo that links to GaiaGPS's site as far as I know and did when I signed-up? You can hit it any time you're ready to go? Thanks for everything Lifestyle Overland!

P.S. Dear Kevin, will you be accepting orders for your shirts and ball caps again?
 
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