Send Geocaches to your Garmin, Magellan, or Lowrance GPS with ExpertGPS

ExpertGPS works with hundreds of GPS receivers, including all Garmin Drive, nüvi, eTrex, Colorado, Dakota, echoMAP, GPSMAP, Edge, Forerunner, Montana, Oregon, and Rino models, Magellan GPS receivers, and Lowrance HDS, Elite, and HOOK GPS chartplotters and fishfinders. Download ExpertGPS

Find your GPS on the ExpertGPS compatibility list.

ExpertGPS lets you upload and download geocaches, waypoints, routes, and tracklogs from hundreds of GPS models from Garmin, Magellan, Lowrance and other GPS manufacturers. Click the manufacturer's name for exact details for your specific GPS model.

Garmin GPS receivers that can exchange geocaching data with ExpertGPS

Click the model family name below to confirm that ExpertGPS supports your Garmin GPS, fitness watch, fishfinder, or chartplotter:
Garmin nüvi, Garmin Drive, Garmin eTrex, Garmin Colorado, Garmin Dakota, Garmin GPSMAP, Garmin echoMAP, Garmin Edge, Garmin Forerunner, Garmin Montana, Garmin Oregon, and Garmin Rino.
All other Garmin GPS receivers, fitness watches, chart-plotters, and fish-finders.

Lowrance GPS receivers, chartplotters and fishfinders that work with ExpertGPS

Click the model family name below to confirm that ExpertGPS supports your Lowrance chart plotter, fish finder, or handheld GPS:
Lowrance HDS, Lowrance Elite, Lowrance HOOK, All other Lowrance GPS receivers, GPS chartplotters, and fishfinders.

Magellan models that can transfer geocaches from ExpertGPS

Click the model family name below to confirm that ExpertGPS supports your Magellan GPS receiver:
Magellan eXplorist, Magellan TR and TRX receivers.

ExpertGPS can map and exchange waypoint and track data between any of these chartplotters

Simrad chartplotters that are compatible with ExpertGPS
B&G chartplotters that are compatible with ExpertGPS
Lowrance chartplotters and fish finders that are compatible with ExpertGPS

Bryton cycling computers

Bryton Rider and Aero cycling computers are compatible with ExpertGPS

If your GPS isn't listed above, you can still use it as an input to the Tracking feature in ExpertGPS to create a moving-map display on your laptop. Tracking works with any GPS receiver or GPS antenna that outputs NMEA data to a COM port. Tracking works with either a physical serial port, or a virtual COM port. If you have a USB or Bluetooth GPS antenna, it probably comes with software that creates a virtual COM port.

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