Bad Elf 1000 30-Pin iPod/iPhone/iPad GPS Receiver

But you'll still need a data connection to get the maps. So unless you have WiFi in the woods at best it will be able to do is use stored maps (which couldn't be that extensive) and display GPS coordinates.

To be honest with you, before I went sinking serious money into making a 1st gen iPad into a GPS receiver, I'd upgrade.

I use the Garmin Oregon. My only complaint is that it is small...with a capital S..M...ALL!!! I'd love to use my iPad on the trail. I'm just too chicken

 

Thanks, I saw that it's only 100 bucks! I think I might try,
I already have a car mount and I like the polaris gps but It's
$$$$$!

 

If you use the Motion X HD with the bad elf you won't need a data connection because the maps will be loaded.


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Thanks Mark, I just ordered the bad elf on Amazon.