@larrybbaker yes. I obviously was not suggesting they discontinue numerical displays. Just adding a choice. I think I must be visualizing this differently than these replies suggest that my words portray. I see it uncluttered, easy to read, and easy to figure out

@Akos-Hajas is this still not fixed? I had the same issue today with my new Suunto Race?

I wanted to revitalize this topic a bit. I think having the option to see photos of the current conditions on the map would be very helpful. Likewise, a heatmap generated upon the last 30 days/14 days of public activities would be great. Perhaps, to better saturate heatmaps with data, one can decrease the selection options to just foot/wheel/ski or something similar. All of this would be extremely useful around this time of the year when the snow slowly disappears from the mountains, but even from the webcams, it’s hard to judge if it’s already safe enough to hike in a certain region.

@Tieutieu I know that, but… the search engine should support searching for places by coordinates by default. I think so.

@sartoric OSM had this information. [image: 1713526976566-zrzut-ekranu-2024-04-19-133714.png] [image: 1713526991506-zrzut-ekranu-2024-04-19-133837.png] Suunto map missing [image: 1713527105310-screenshot_20240419-134038.png] No shelters or springs in my area at all. springs: https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=16/49.6538/18.9944&layers=N shelter and picnic table: https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=17/49.67756/19.01530&layers=N

@pavel-samokha yup, it’s £24.49 a year or so from memory. But it is on the free tier: [image: 1712180028115-screenshot_20240403-223320.png]

@isazi Hello, sorry, I’m idiot, I was looking in the installed apps. Found, installed and tested. It gives the information I was looking for. If I had to “complain” or suggest about something, it’s that I find the distance feature somewhat irrelevant, especially when it keeps iterating. In a future version, it would be great to have the option to choose whether to display only the distance, the time, or both, and to have it iterate accordingly. I find it amusing that it displays distance while stationary, and even more so that it detects something different from zero, in principle, but it’s more anecdotal than anything else. It could also be implemented directly in the hiking mode, instead of having to use one of the two additional apps that you can add to the activity. I think it would improve the functionality and wouldn’t be difficult since the data is quite basic. However, the app serves perfectly well for what I was looking for as it is. Thank you very much to everyone for the help.

@BenRaymer this would be possibly a good choice for an S+ app. Did you search the forum to see if this has been suggested?

@DMytro I upvote your comment last year. Suunto is working a lot on S+ app beginning od this year. I really hope to see an app allowing use to monitor our segment. I just wanted to pull up this topic to see if some changes are planned or not we never know

@DMytro the issue for trail running at least where I live is that so many people default to running for open fell, that often running shows routes trail won’t, which is an understandable consequence of user level to be honest.

@maszop @false It is just there since… the beginning .