Making a Route Using Garmin Adventurous Routing

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Victor c, suggests setting the slider (point 5 above) to level two, to give the most satisfactory result, closest to routing offered up by Google.
 
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Fucking useless function. Not adventurous at all.
the BMW app has far better routing when you select maximum twisty including many green/unclassified lanes.
 
Fucking useless function. Not adventurous at all.
the BMW app has far better routing when you select maximum twisty including many green/unclassified lanes.

Great, use that if it works for you. Plenty of others find the BMW Connected app less than useful and pretty unstable.

PS It might be more interesting and useful if you gave some examples, showing how BMW’s ‘Adventure’ (with a capital A) algorithms and base mapping gIves better results.

There is a whole sub-section devoted to the BMW application and maybe more to come, when the new BMW Connected gizmo comes into the shops.


Start a thread there and see where it takes bods.
 
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Great, use that if it works for you. Plenty of others find the BMW Connected app less than useful and pretty unstable.

PS It might be more interesting and useful if you gave some examples, showing how BMW’s ‘Adventure’ (with a capital A) algorithms and base mapping gIves better results.

There is a whole sub-section devoted to the BMW application and maybe more to come, when the new BMW Connected gizmo comes into the shops.


Start a thread there and see where it takes bods.
Was a comment stating how crap the “adventurous “ routing is on Garmin. It’s terrible. Tried it a number of times and back to back even having M’ways and major highways excluded it still looks for the fastest rather than twistiest route. When it does come up with a “twisty” route it’s far from it.
BMW doesn’t have “adventure “. You simply choose options, winding, then min-max.
But you know this Wapping.
On the XT, Garmin quite simply does not recognise anything beyond a certain point and/or classification. It’s certainly aimed at the road side of things. Even using Basecamp.
There appears to be no way to configure it to route any better.
 
Was a comment stating how crap the “adventurous “ routing is on Garmin. It’s terrible. Tried it a number of times and back to back even having M’ways and major highways excluded it still looks for the fastest rather than twistiest route. When it does come up with a “twisty” route it’s far from it.
BMW doesn’t have “adventure “. You simply choose options, winding, then min-max.
But you know this Wapping.
On the XT, Garmin quite simply does not recognise anything beyond a certain point and/or classification. It’s certainly aimed at the road side of things. Even using Basecamp.
There appears to be no way to configure it to route any better.

Well said
All true, sadly
 


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