Amaya Toman If you are one of the owners of Apple Watch and you are going to go on trips to nature this summer, you will definitely take your smart watch from Apple with you. In today's article, we will introduce you to five applications that should definitely not be missing on your Apple Watch during trips to nature. Sometime in the future we will also look at Mobile application of the same character.
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GaiaGPS
One useful app that will work reliably on both your iPhone and your Apple Watch is GaiaGPS. Originally it was a helper for all backpackers on the go, over time a number of other functions have been added to help you find your way around all kinds of trips. In the application you can find and save various routes, search for campsites, get information about the weather conditions for your route and much more. With the help of GaiaGPS on your Apple Watch, you can also record your physical activity.
You can download the GaiaGPS app for free here.
outdoor active
The Outdooractive application is an excellent companion for your trips not only to nature. It offers a number of useful features for pedestrians and cyclists, allows you to plan trips, orient yourself in the terrain, and also offers a lot of useful information about routes, protected natural areas, as well as details for all outdoor activities. In addition to the routes, you will also find a variety of challenges that you can participate in, as well as navigation and real-time location sharing.
You can download the Outdooractive app for free here.
Windy.com
During your travels (and not only) through nature, you certainly cannot do without a weather forecast. The Windy.com application, for example, can provide you with this on your Apple Watch, which boasts the accuracy of its forecasts, notification options and a great-looking user interface that also stands out well on the display of Apple's smart watches. Windy uses four forecast models to provide a forecast, so accuracy is really high.
You can download the Windy.com app for free here.
Glympse
If you go on trips with several people and often split up, or simply want your loved ones at home to have an overview of your every move, you can also use the Glympse application. This app will allow you to share your current location in real-time for a period of time that you determine. You can also read about the Glympse application in to one of our earlier articles.
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You can download the Glympse app for free here.
Ambulance
Having the Rescue app installed is definitely a good idea, and it's not just for summer trips. With the help of this application, you will be able to call for help at any time and from anywhere, even if you cannot speak at the moment, or perhaps you do not know exactly where you are at any given moment. In the iPhone version of Ambulance, you will find a lot of useful information in the field of first aid, as well as the ability to set up your own health ID and much more. You can read more about the Rescue application here.
The Windy.com application is definitely not intended for nature trips. Information about which airport is VFR and which is IFR is completely useless to such a backpacker. You've gone way off the mark here.
Totally welcome to applications for anything