Comment: Birdsville Track

yes, thank you, I recently bought it (actually 130) and it seems to be working well on the iPad. I just wanted to download the trek with notes etc so I would have access to it when offline, but can't find how to do it on the iPad. I am new to iPad so thought someone else on here with more experience might know how.

What happens when you don't have network coverage?

ironJosh
Surprised all the experts haven't chimed in!
Hema maps work offline, and an iPad with a SIM card has GPS to plot your position. (WiFi only IPads do not have GPS)
For much of the country the TOPO maps are fine - EO TOPO certainly worthy of a good look, and unsupported TOPO maps are free at Memory Map.

IdahOz
I have loaded treks using iTunes onto my iPAD (but haven't tried Exploreoz treks but I guess you can if the format is correct)

Ian