FREE Planning & Navigating your next Overland Trip with Google Earth & Offline Maps

Today we look into Google Earth and Google Maps to plan our next overland trip. You are able to further customize your trip but this video will serve as guide if you're new to the Google Earth or Google Maps platform and how they work together for you. Best of all, it's FREE!
Technology always changes, this guide is up to date as of 5/5/2020.
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I’ve been using Google Maps with offline maps downloaded/saved. Only problem is losing a set of directions when I get out of cell reception if the app gets closed or “hiccups”. Your tutorial solves this problem, many thanks!