The Great Outdoors

HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF DIGITAL NAVIGATION

THERE’S A COMMON belief that digital navigation is inherently less safe than traditional techniques, but it isn’t about completely replacing your hard-won skills–it’s about giving yourself options. While map and compass remain the bedrock of mountain nav, there are plenty of supplementary systems available these days if you’re willing to embrace a little tech.

When used with care and skill, digital tech can enhance your hill experience,

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