ScreenShots

Actual screenshots taken from a Garmin eTrex Venture Cx GPS receiver.
	The Continental Divide in the Sawatch Range.
	You can see the Barr Trail red dashed line, cog railroad and main road all converging on the summit of Pike Peak.
	Lost Lake is in the Gunnison National Forest. The Beckwith Pass trail is highlighted.
	The La Garita Wilderness is shown in a buff color, differentiating it from the green National Forest. The Continental Divide appears at the bottom.
	Military areas are shown in this light olive color.
	Routes and trails in the Colorado National Monument. A route, unlike a trail, has no defined path, rather a series of rock cairns or other markers within sight of one another. Routes, dotted brown line, do not show in Mapsource, only in your GPS receiver, just like the Continental Divide.

Actual screenshots from a Garmin Nüvi 660 automotive GPS receiver. (This first group represent the size as displayed on a PC, the second group have been resized to the screen size of the Nüvi.)
	Three different views of the Colorado River west of Grand Junction. Notice how the high resolution water data shows the bank-to-bank extent of the river and the included islands.


	Pierre Lakes in the Maroon Bells—Snowmass Wilderness
	A group of Lakes on the Grand Mesa

Comparison Screenshots of Above the Timber and Garmin maps
Above the Timber 24K Colorado Topos	Garmin Mapsource 100K USA Topos



Each map pair is at the same scale and covers the same area and they speak volumes about the detail of the respective products.

Actual Screenshots from a Garmin Zūmo 550
	Above the Timber 24K Colorado Topos The pink line is a user tracklog.
	Garmin Mapsource 100K USA Topos
	Garmin City Navigator

Actual Screenshots from a Garmin GPSMAP 76C
Above the Timber 24K Colorado Topos	Garmin Mapsource 100K USA Topos

These user maps show a tracklog (in blue) created while riding the narrow gauge train and a waypoint. The Above the Timber map show contours in integer increments of 40-feet, whereas the Garmin map show contours at 40-meter intervals with meters converted to feet.

Actual Screenshots from a Garmin GPSMAP 76S

These user maps show a meandering tracklog (dotted line) around Brainard Lake in the Roosevelt National Forest.

*All of the screenshot depicted on this page were captured with Garmin's xImage utility. xImage provides a BMP file. They subsequently were post processed and converted to GIFs. They may/not match the colors you see on your GPS screen. The primary purpose of the screenshots is to show map detail, not exact color..

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User screenshots taken from a Garmin eTrex Vista GPS receiver.


Screenshots around Mt Garfield, NE of Grand Junction.

ScreenShots All the screenshots below show the Colorado 24K Topos on actual* GPS receivers. Click or Scroll Down.

ScreenShots
All the screenshots below show the Colorado 24K Topos on actual* GPS receivers. Click or Scroll Down.