Ordnance Survey App – How to create custom routes – Part 2

In my last video and blog, I demonstrated the Ordnance Survey Online App interface and discovering routes created by others.

In this video and blog, I demonstrate how to create custom routes or bespoke routes, and exporting to the Ordnance Survey App (mobile) for use when hiking or biking.

The digital platforms provided by Ordnance Survey, online and mobile, are a much welcomed addition to their already established and vast array of hardcopy paper maps which I’ve been enjoying for many years.

In Part 3, I will dive deeper into How to Import and use the Ordnance Survey Mobile App.

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Inside look…

  • An overview of the OS route creation service

  • How to create custom routes

  • Editing and amending routes

  • Best use of available tools

  • How it syncs with a mobile device

  • Understanding the widgets and more

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Basic packing list…

  • Cash / Credit Card

  • Spare change in coins

  • Pen / Notebook (if you like to take notes)

  • Camera / Phone (great picture opportunities)

  • Layered clothing (stay away from cotton in winter)

  • Spare change of clothes (in winter & in case they get wet!)

  • Or bring waterproof jacket / trouser

  • Change of shoes (don’t want a muddy car!)