Rocky Mountain NP GyPSy Guide vs FlowDelay

Plays commentary automatically as you drive so you don't miss any of the best places to visit, plus stories, tips and directions. GyPSy Guide’s narrated driving tour for Rocky Mountain National Park is an excellent way to enjoy all the benefits of a guided tour while you explore at your own pace. There are 135+ audio points that play automatically along the scenic drive, featuring the best things to see and do, complete with stories, tips and driving directions. As you drive, your professional tour guide shares advice on how to prioritize your time at recommended “not to be missed” viewpoints, suggested side-trips and places of interest. Tours are filled with stories to provide an entertaining and deeper understanding of the region. Tours work offline using free GPS signal and location services, so no data roaming, network, or Wi-Fi is required while touring. Visit www.gypsyguide.com for route maps, sample commentary and tips and advice. WHAT TO EXPECT: Rocky Mountain National Park boasts the very best of what Colorado and the Rocky Mountains has to offer: unbelievably scenic mountains, awesome hiking and superb wildlife viewing. But perhaps the most memorable aspect of the Park is that it was created with the driving visitor in mind. Nowhere else in the country can you drive a scenic route that brings you above the treeline and into the alpine tundra for 11 miles, peaking at altitudes over 12,000 feet. Or you may want to follow the historic route that the earliest visitors drove in their Stanley Steamer or Model T’s on the Old Fall River Road. There are many scenic viewpoints including Rainbow Curve Outlook and Mushroom Rocks Overlook along the driving route, and easy, accessible trails at Sprague and Bear Lakes. Hear all about the “Father of Rocky Mountain National Park” and the other influential characters who fought and invested heavily to preserve this area. The tour officially starts and ends close to each entrance of the Park; Beaver Meadows and Fall River from Estes Park, and Grand Lake from the West. Or you can join and pick up the commentary anywhere along the route. Narration will automatically trigger at the next commentary point. The tour begins and ends on the drive to and from Rocky Mountain National Park, or join anywhere along the route. Don't miss out on the best stops and stories. Enhance your Rocky Mountain National Park experience with our audio driving tours. CHARGING: ++ Continued use of GPS/Location Services in the background increases battery usage. We strongly recommend taking a cigarette style (DC outlet) car charge to keep your phone charged, and avoid charging through the USB port. AUDIO: Listen directly from your phone or connect to the car stereo via Bluetooth. Avoid using a direct connection to the USB port of a rental vehicle as this can cause audio issues. The audio can play through your car’s Apple CarPlay and Android Auto display, please note that the map will display only on your phone. IPADS: ** iPad models must include a GPS chip. Please note only the iPad Wi-Fi + Cellular models of iPad contain a GPS chip. Wi-Fi-only iPad models have limited location service capabilities and are unable to play commentary automatically. DOWNLOADING: The apps are larger in size in order to work offline. You must download the app ahead of time over Wi-Fi (recommended) or cellular data. Once downloaded, you can tour offline without cell service. ABOUT US: GyPSy Guide™ produces award-winning narrated audio tours along scenic drives and road trips around the world. Our tours are enjoyed by travelers who prefer to set their own pace and itinerary on vacation, but enjoy a fun, informative and educational guided experience while driving themselves. Our goal is to provide a great introduction to the region and inspire you to learn more and return. None of our apps include paid advertising or placements for benefit.

Airspace Flows & Delays gives pilots and flight operations teams a fast view of public aviation data: FAA airport delays and closures, ground stops, METAR and TAF weather, aviation weather hazards, NOAA radar, FAA ATCSCC traffic management plans, and FAA airport documents including airport diagrams, procedures, and Chart Supplement pages. Use watchlists and local alerts to monitor important airports, open FAA plates and diagrams, check traffic-management impacts, and brief changing airport conditions quickly. Airspace Flows & Delays uses public FAA, NOAA, National Weather Service, and AviationWeather.gov sources. It is an advisory situational-awareness tool and is not a replacement for official flight planning, air traffic control instructions, dispatch release, certified EFB products, or regulatory compliance.