ipad and memory maps

If your looking to track your driving along a lane using GPS I use the Google My Tracks app on my Samsung S2. You can then upload the KML files to a Google map and overlay the results.

I am building a green lane map of Surrey, here: maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?msid=202622825...pn=0.125882,0.338173

Most are still straight lines that I have drawn but the lane from Westcott to Holmwood (Wolvens Lane) has been tracked using My Tracks and the KML file uploaded (Eventually I will track all the lanes ). You can see its a bit squiggly!

It also records your average speed, altitude etc. and includes it in the KML file, so the data appears in the map pins if you click on them on the map. The beauty of this being on Google maps is I can then get accurate directions to a lane if I ever forget how to get there!

i see your maps its a shame there no were to get a overlay for google maps i would of thought someone out there would of done it, my mate uses os maps and memory maps for his long ass bike rides and it looks good he said he know how to use it and hes out with me now and then, so there will have to be a meet in the pub for some lessons

I'm sure most of you already know of this site but just In case.

bywaymap.com

I cannot comment on how accurate the statuses of the lanes are, or how up to date it is, I've only had the chance to follow a few of the lanes.

Excuse me being off topic, just thought it might shed light on a few lanes that could be added to the maps

carry on all info on finding lanes is usefull

If you want gps on an ipad. Get the 3G one it has gps built in. Wifi only does NOT have gps...

I'm using the Nexus 7 with My Tracks as well

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