The AlpineQuest app is suitable for a variety of outdoor hobbies and sports, such as hiking, running, trailing, hunting, sailing, geocaching, and off-road navigation. The compass, the map oriented to match your present direction, and the target finderThe app includes GPS Location1 and a barometric altimeter tracker, as well as stats and dynamic graphics for tracking data such as elevation, speed, slope, accuracy, and pressure.
While without mobile service, you can still access and save a variety of topographic maps online. AlpineQuest supports file-based maps, including MemoryMap©. You may save, retrieve, and share placemarks with your friends. Keep track of your progress, check advanced data, and engage with dynamic graphics. As a result, you will be confident in your potential to succeed.
AlpineQuest helps you with all of your exploration needs by remaining completely functioning when there is no cell coverage (which is common in hilly areas or abroad). You don't have to worry about getting lost thanks to your device's GPS and magnetic sensor (with compass display): you can pinpoint yourself in real-time on the map, which can be modified to suit your view.
Features of Alpine Quest APK:
Always-available maps:
- Despite being n-networked, AlpineQuest can retrieve file-based maps on your SD memory card.
- A free software program called Mobile Atlas Creator allows you to construct your own offline maps from files. With high-speed Internet connectivity at home, you may use your PC to make maps.
- Maps can also be displayed on websites if you have Internet access. Data is automatically stored locally and can be accessed offline.
- The magnetic sensor can align the map with the north, and the GPS chip can find you on it.
- Maps are displayed quickly, signal quality is more dependent on the network, and the amount of data downloaded is significantly reduced.
Display AlpineQuest (.AQM/.PGD) file-based maps:
- A locally installed online map viewing and storage capability (road, topo, and satellite maps are accessible), which includes USGS Topo and Swiss Topo maps.
- Maps can be shown as layers that can be adjusted in terms of opacity, contrast, and saturation.
- The offline elevation model (DEM) uses high-quality terrain, Hillshade, and slope layers from several files such as GeoPackage, Memory-Map QCT, OziExplorer OZF2, MBTile, GeoTIFF, and CompteGPS RMaps.
- KML/KMZ overlays derived from calibrated pictures can be imported.
- The list of online map providers can be expanded by including the Community Maps list, custom MOBAC map files, and user-defined maps.
Placemarks:
- AlpineQuest can handle GPX (GPS) files, KML/KMZ (Google Earth) files, and LOC (Geocaching) data.
- Placemarks, such as areas, routes, and tracks, can be managed in complex ways.
- AlpineQuest also lets you save locations, routes, areas, and tracks. Statistics can be exported to any compatible application, including Google Earth.
- You can store and retrieve an unlimited number of waypoints locally.
A track's statistics and graphics :
- Placemarks with time tags have an influence.
- Placemarks can be imported and exported from GPX, CSV, Google Earth KML/KMZ, OziExplorer PLT/WPT, GeoJSON, and IGC files.
- The ability to save and share online locations, as well as exchange map information with other users.
Without limitations, trace your paths:
AlpineQuest provides access to a robust GPS position tracker that can record all of your tracks for hours at a time. You can view advanced statistics and dynamic visualizations at any moment. You can export your tracks in GPX and KML format for use in external applications like Google Earth.
AlpineQuest can also compute and use barometric altitudes based on the air pressure sensor on your device. A map-based localization system, a record of previous positions, and GPS and barometer status boards1.
