OK so I crashed my iPhone last week because I didn't have my settings set-up in iTunes correctly and since then I have been getting all of my Apps back. And so I have since re-downloaded this Accu Terra app and spent a little more time on it.
It turns out it just takes more $$ to get this thing better and better. You have the option of downloading full state maps to add to this app for $1.99 but if your state is large like CA then you have two Northern CA maps and one SoCal map that goes up as far as Bakersfield inland not coastal.
They also have categories for National Parks, State Parks & Recreational Areas. So right now I am downloading the Southern CA map and the description says it includes Santa Barbara, LA, O.C., San Diego, Sequoia, Death Valley, Joshua Tree. National Parks Sequoia, Los Padres, Clevland, Santa Cruz & Catalina. The size of this Map is 615 MB.
The National Park Maps are $2.99 each and say HD for High Deff. and it includes hundreds of biking trails, hikes from colorful Golden trail to strenuous 14 mi round trip hikes to Telescope Peak. The size of these types of Maps are 275 MB.
The State Park Maps which are mostly $.99 for Anza Borrego HD at 255 MB and Kokee HI at 19 MB to one Map for $2.99 of Adirondack, NY at 956 MB
The Recreational Area Maps such as Aspen, CO & Lake Tahoe, CA are also in HD and are all $2.99 ea. and the Tahoe map is 152 MB and includes dozens of camp grounds, miles of multi use trails including the 165 mi Tahoe Rim trail.
So once you download the SoCal map you then have options of how you want to see Google maps; Standard, Satellite or Hybrid. You can also decide if you want it to record your elevation and whether you are hiking, biking or driving. You can also have it chime every 1/4 mile to 5 miles.
So I will give you more feedback once I use this even more now that I have some maps. So far I am into this for $5, cheaper than most maps.
Looks like the maps are pretty big, so I wonder if it will eat up all my phones extra space. i have a 16G 3G