Yeah, you can load BaseCamp GPX files onto the XT3, but sometimes it’s not as straightforward as expected. For me, the easiest way is to export your routes as GPX, then transfer them via USB into the device’s GPX folder or use Garmin Drive to import them. One thing to watch out for is how the XT3 ...

Garmin units typically come with maps based on the region they were sold in, so if your replacement XT2 came from Australia, it may only include that region by default. Even if you had North America maps on your previous unit, those don’t always transfer automatically. You might need to re-download ...

Looks like Garmin Express didn’t complete the map install properly and defaulted to other available maps instead. The unlock error could mean the device doesn’t recognize the map as properly installed or licensed. I’d reconnect, choose the reinstall option, and make sure City Navigator is selected ...

Thanks for the info! I’d be curious to know if anyone has tried the OE versus the cheaper alternatives, especially those made in China, and how their performance compares. When ordering parts or samples from China, always confirm the correct China postal codes to avoid shipment delays.

Thanks for the update! Totally understand — the Zumo XT is a great device, easy to see why you'd want to hang onto it. Glad you decided to keep it! If you ever need to verify location details or shipping codes, this postcode lookup tool can be really useful.

Thanks, Alan! That’s a great resource — very helpful for anyone learning BaseCamp. Appreciate you sharing the updated link as well

To efficiently manage route points, it’s useful to consult resources like global postal code databases for accurate location referencing.