BRP GO!: Maps & Navigation ٤+

This app is perfect except for one feature. It has the latest trails info and the gps works extremely well if you are navigating to a particular destination. The problem lies when you are out of cell range with a group. The app allows you to basically download and size map for offline use but you cannot use the track your friends feature offline. This is a deal breaker for me unfortunately and I will be buying the Garmin tread. The tracking feature will save sooo much time waiting for your friends, especially when we are going off trail or think we may have missed a turn. If there was someway to track other sleds offline, EVEN IF THAT FEATURE COST $$, I would use this app all the time. It is my goto when I ride alone and works great with my glovebox extension but Ill be moving to the Garmin next year

Hi! Thank you so much for taking the time to write this review. Our team takes note of your comment regarding the friends tracking feature. Have a great day!

Obviously this was developed without a single bit of common sense! I’m in “snow mode” yet the search results give me places in England and Africa!!! I’m not riding my sled from upstate NY to frigg’n Africa!! Make the search results places that are accessible by sled! When my phone is connected, it only displays “connection successful” I have to disconnect my phone in order to do a search. The search usually can’t find places that have been around for years! I’ll google the place for an actual address. When the full address, including the state, it picks a random word, usually from the street name, and runs with it! Once again giving unrealistic results like places in Wisconsin!! The only apps that can be used are the ones supplied by BRP connect. This is a list of apps that have absolutely no usefulness! Take a look at the NYSSA app. This is what a snowmobile trail app should be like! More reasonable search results! It also allows you to tap on any spot in the trail system and go there, regardless if there’s actually a POI! In a nutshell, make it so we can add our own apps! Examples are the NYSSA and Pandora! The built in navigation works if you choose a destination that is actually on the map. If you’re trying to just plan a ride you’re screwed unless there’s businesses you can tap on along the way! It’s sad to think I have to buy an aftermarket gps to mount to my sled, because the built in gps is worthless!!

Hi! We are sorry for any problems you experienced with the search bar. We will pass the comments on to our team for future improvements. Also, for your information, it is possible to select a point on the map (which is not a POI) by long pressing at the desired location on the map (via the mobile app). This allows you to navigate directly to locations that are not official POIs. Thank you.

Needing to plan and create a ride to share my location with friends seems rather unnecessary. We often don’t ride from A to B, and are just exploring the area looking around for areas of interest. We try new trails we’ve never rode before. So I can’t imagine why I’d be required to specify a determined route from A to B and be stuck in a turn by turn map style, in order to see my friends location. I just want to see where they are roaming around the map.

Hi! Thank you so much for your feedback regarding the group riding feature. It has been shared with our team for future app improvements. Have a great day!