GPS

GPS and Trekking
Ruggedised GPS for Trekkers
Trekking involves hiking but a really serious trek usually involves swimming, hill, mountain and rock climbing as well. Indeed, some trekkers combine walking with the use of man powered vehicles such as bikes and kayaks. There are even some adventure races that involve paragliding, and trekkers will therefore demand much more from a GPS system than hikers, who limit their activity to walking. The picture is of the GPS receiver was photographed by Dirk DE KEGEL.

Marine GPS Units | Best Marine GPS - Reviews and Discount Prices
Best Marine GPS Units at Discount Prices - Read These GPS Reviews
Handheld marine GPS units are fantastic, useful, and flat-out necessary - but how to choose the best Marine GPS unit for YOU? Below find reviews on waterproof marine GPS units, handheld GPS units, portable marine GPS systems, and GPS units from Garmin, Magellan, and Lowrance. We also point you to the best discount prices on new marine GPS units and used GPS systems.

GPS for Hikers
Using GPS for hiking
This page is specifically devoted to the use of GPS by hikers. What GPS does, where you can buy a GPS receiver, how much a GPS receiver will cost, will it replace my paper maps and magnetic compass? Basically, how will GPS improve my enjoyment of walking in the great outdoors? GPS stands for Global Positioning System, it uses a network of satellites in orbit around the earth, that transmit signals to GPS receivers. The receivers are then able to use the information contained in the signals to...

Recreational GPS
A central resource about GPS receivers for recreational use.
Recreational GPS aims to offer recreational users a central resource about GPS receivers. Whether your interest is in using GPS for geocaching, hiking, trekking, boating, off-road 4x4, or any other outdoor pursuit, make this page your home. Please drop by regularly to catch up on the latest information about recreational GPS. The picture is of the GPS receiver was photographed by Dirk DE KEGEL.