It's at the bottom-right corner. This disables navigation to the current destination and allows you to select a new one. Enter a different destination. To do so, tap the current destination above the map, tap the X to erase it, and then start typing your new destination. Tap the new destination when it appears in the search results to select it.
Tap Start. It's the blue button at the bottom. This begins navigation to the new destination. Method 4. While navigating, tap the trip menu. It's the white bar at the bottom of the map that displays your remaining travel time.
This expands the menu. Tap Settings. It's at the bottom of the menu. Select which route options to avoid. In the "Route Options" section of the menu you'll find three switches: Avoid highways, Avoid tolls, and Avoid ferries. If you want to avoid any of these options on your route, tap its corresponding switch to turn it on.
Tap the back button. Method 5. Select a destination on the map. Tap a destination on the map, or search for it by typing its name or address into the search bar. Tap one of the gray routes. Google Maps automatically selects a route based on the amount of travel time.
The route selected by Google Maps is the one highlighted in blue. Alternate routes are gray, and each displays its own ETA. Tap one of the other routes to select and view that route. It's the blue button at the bottom of the screen. This begins navigation using the alternate route you selected.
Method 6. In the top right corner, there is a button comprised of three dots, press them to bring up additional options. Choose what area to download.
Google Maps will now show you the exact area of maps that will be downloaded. You can expand or decrease the area of maps being downloaded by zooming in or out. The app will tell you much more storage space is required. In this case, is Las Torres del Paine. Once set, you only need to add the name to the point and accept. It is these two blue icons that we have created on the map and that you can see. Once you have created this custom map, as everything is linked to your Google account , you will only have to combine the route with the map of the area you have previously downloaded.
Also, you can deselect any of them to stop them from appearing on your route. With the combined use of these two tools, you will be able to do any offline trekking route with your mobile, without using your mobile data. Do you know of any other interesting option to download a route on Google Maps or any other mapping tool on your mobile? Have you ever used this app for your treks? Your email address will not be published. I accept the privacy policy.
Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. However, it's easy to update your offline maps if you want to be able to access them indefinitely. To start, tap the hamburger icon in the top-left corner of Google Maps, then choose "Offline maps" Android or "Offline areas" iPhone.
From here, select the downloaded map area, then press "Update" on the following screen. Once you've done that, you'll have offline access to this map area for another month. Please remember that some important traffic data, like construction zones and accidents, will not be available when using offline maps. While it does serve as a great backup in case you run into areas with poor cellular service, it should really only used during those times.
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