Stéphanie@Stephanie@thetransagenda.gay
@aesthr@wandering.shop I like OsmAnd, which uses OSM. It works by having the maps offline, and in the free version you can have a certain number of maps downloaded (I paid for unlimited downloads, which is not too kuch and also has a lifetime option).
The data comes with a certain set of routes, which you do have to enable in the map layers to access them, and you can load a gpx file and navigate along that.
Stéphanie@Stephanie@thetransagenda.gay
@aesthr@wandering.shop I personally use it for navigating when walking a predefined trail; when solo I just have earbuds in and TTS directions along with music, when with others I use it to just check the route (depending on how well the trail is marked).