The map image to the right was taken on a recent walk (August 2022). Here I briefly outline a number of the key map components labelled numerically on the map. Some of these features need to be switched on in the advanced settings (see step 3 here)

1. The blue lines are the routes you've downloaded and want to follow. I'd recommend hiding other routes than the one you are doing. Press on the blue line, select your route and press the arrow (right turn) button to follow the route.

2. The tiny circle inside the triangle: your current location.

3. This orange line is your current line of sight.

4. Estimated time till arrival (based on speed of walking so far - will wildly underestimate if you have a mountain to go up and you've only done flat so far).

5. Distance till end of route.

6. Guidance options - use to turn guide off at the end.

7. Use this if you want to change map layers.

8. If you move the cross hair over a feature, press this to snap it back to your location.

9. Compass, press this to switch it so the map is pointing North.

10. Your current elevation is shown in red. If you want to see the elevation of elsewhere, move the crosshair over the feature of interest.