Waypoints, Routes, Tracks: When to Use Each (Garmin GPS)

Описание: Learn how to use Garmin routes, tracks & waypoints, plus when to use each, how to create them, and how I use them out on the trail.
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Waypoints mark single points. Routes connect two waypoints and let the GPS calculate turn-by-turn directions between them. Tracks are breadcrumb trails you record as you hike or load from someone else to follow their exact path. I walk through creating each in Garmin Basecamp, then show how they work in the field on a GPSMAP 66i and Fenix watch. You'll see when to use routes for road navigation, when tracks are better for off-trail or complex terrain, and how waypoint alarms help mark water sources or camp spots. Covers routing settings, track alerts, and syncing between devices.

00:00 Intro
00:33 Garmin Basecamp
01:26 What's a Waypoint?
02:15 Naming Waypoints
02:18 What's a Route?
03:45 Create a Route
04:06 What's a Track?
05:20 Building a Track
06:21 Track Complete
07:03 GPS Field Demo
07:15 Waypoint on GPS
08:25 Track on GPS
09:01 Track Alerts
10:00 Route in Field
11:20 Route Navigation
12:01 Routing Settings
12:47 Turn Alerts
13:45 Navigation Stats
14:20 Waypoint Alarm
14:46 Route Ends
15:17 Stop Navigation
15:26 Mark Waypoint
16:08 Record Track
16:37 Track on Map
17:01 Save & Sync
17:27 View in App
17:56 Garmin Fenix
18:41 Course vs Route
19:27 Route Control
20:00 Garmin Connect
20:56 Create Course
21:40 When to Use Each
22:54 When Not To
23:13 Wrap Up

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