Garmin Oregon 400t

I really like the touch screen interface. There's room for improvements but generally speaking, you can navigate menus faster than on other Garmin handhelds.

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The Oregon 400t is among the very best out there - especially if you value the ease-of-use of a touchscreen and excellent menu system

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The Oregon line of GPS receivers comes in several different flavors, the 400t comes preloaded with US topographic maps, the 400c comes with the Garmin Bluechart maps and the 400i comes with a US Inland Lakes map.

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Though expensive, reviewers say the Garmin Colorado 400t is a big step forward in handheld GPS receiver design.

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Highest resolution Garmin ever made (amazing display and detail - the topo maps that come with this unit are really amazing!) - Profiles (can be used as both a city navigation/car-unit and hiking)

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If you are using your GPS as part of an emergency toolkit to throw in your backpack, or just turn it on (”set it and forget it”) for casual use you will probably not get the best use of the touch screen and enjoy something from the eTrex or 60 series bett

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This next-generation handheld features a rugged, touchscreen along with preloaded topographic maps, 3D map view, a high-sensitivity receiver, barometric altimeter, electronic compass, microSD™ card slot, picture viewer and more.

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