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Dan Neil of the Los Angeles Times likes an adventure. So much so that he planned a six-day solo hike against Joshua Tree National Park. Along for the 75-mile trek were a few important pieces of technology, with our Colorado 400t playing a vital role. Here are a few excerpts, but you'll have to read the whole story to see where Dan's journey takes...

Runners and cyclists are, by nature, meticulous when it comes to knowing their speed or pace stats. Now Garmin’s newer automotive products, like the affordable nüvi 205 and 255, have a feature that caters to the speed junkies on the streets. Well — it at least makes it easier to keep your speed in check. [...] The post nüvi knows the zone appeared first...

Here's another great story from a Garmin employee gladly mixing work with pleasure. Jeff works on our automotive team crossed over into fitness at this year's Yeti Tribe Gathering in Fruita, Colorado. My brother-in-law, Mike and I headed west with a nüvi 880 for voice-recognition navigation and a GPSmap 396 connected to a GXM30 antenna to watch for weather threats and for uninterrupted XM...