ABSmithADK

There are a few places where there really isn't cell service at all which means I can't load caches. It makes walking around in circles and difficulty loading frustrating. Especially if I'm on a road trip to find caches and they won't load because of the minimal 3G or LTE service. We recently hiked a mountain and walked around for almost an hour guesstimating where the cache was because the service for the cells was less than stellar and almost nothing. This GPS would also replace my old school TOMTOM for travel in the car. Garmin has the Oregon and the Montana which is what is trying to figure out, but both have thier plusses and minuses. Any input would be great. Thank you so much for the input. As we are newer into caching, any info is appreciated!!

I'm looking into getting a GPS. My iPhone works pretty well, but living in the Adirondacks in NY its spotty at best. Especially for caching. I'd like to get a nice one so I won't have to upgrade again soon. Thoughts? I've had a few recent DNF's from poor GPS signal from my phone. Thanks!