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Snowranger Europe - Ski maps for your GPS

 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead
Has anyone ever used their GPS to navigate the pistes? I came across this website http://www.mountaindynamics.com/en/snowranger.php and thought it looked like an interesting piece of kit. Would love to hear any first hand experiences...
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Not to navigate, just to record and donwload tracks

Can't really see the need from a navigation perspective - I use the free fold up piece of paper provided by the lift-pass company commmonly called a piste map. In complete whiteouts it might be handy to have a gps but I'd rather be looking for the poles marking the edge of the piste, or preferably tucked up in a nice cafe with a vin chaud...
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