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@Con-Hennekens I misunderstood @Christian-Woelders question, I assumed he meant 3D mode.

@Nick-Carthew-RouteXpert said in Landscape mode in Navigation app?:

Hi @Christian-Woelders Landscape mode is not available at this time.

I beg to differ...

It is just a matter of turning over your device, assuming you did not block the landscape mode in your Android. (or does the IOS app have this restriction indeed?)

Hi @Christian-Woelders Landscape mode is not available at this time. MRA is a constantly improving company and I expect that this and many other great additions will be added to the Nav app.

@Schug said in Passo del Manghen:

Hallo, ich glaube ich habe alles versucht, den Passo del Manghen in die Routenplanung zu i ntegrieren.
GEHT NICHT !!!
Kann mir einer sagen warum ?
Es wird immer nur bis zu einem Teil gefahren, dann umgedreht und aussen herum über ca 80 km auf die andere Seite des Passes geleitet.

Hello Reinhard, that is indeed true, if I save your route and open it in Basecamp and delete route point 2, he will also make it the route as in MRA. If I have a route calculated from the track, it will be fine. So I suspect it's in the routing settings of the Here map

@sainleger Have you watched any of the MRA instructional videos on YouTube, Here’s a link. I’m afraid that there are none in the French language. Here’s a link to some in English.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoRUfcAhS6_2WVEm-9jKbPxLKFxisEolu

@Reinhard-32

Hallo Reinhard, try via toolkit, the option closed seizoen, maybe the pass is closed bevaar of snow.

This option is onlusten available in the Here map

Hi @Dave-Hall. As far as I know, the information is correct and I also believe the list is likely to grow ️

@Timo-Martosatiman-MRA The picture is from the 40s, the scene today is a little different with fresh paint. But under the cover of darkness and a good story teller, the atmosphere is created.

@Nick-Carthew-RouteXpert said in Spooky stories from the MRA HQ:

Like you Timo, I don't subscribe to any of that nonsense. I do however have a tale to tell:
We live in an old fishing village with very narrow lanes, some too small to fit a car in. It is very touristy because of its history and quaint old cottages. There are lots of tales of smuggling and pirates from the old days as well as the customary ghost stories of those lost at sea in shipwrecks. Someone has started taking tourists around the village at night on a spooky ghost walk. He shows them around all of the properties that have tales associated with them.
We have an alleyway (known as a drang) next to our cottage where 100s of years ago an old fisherman was found dead, hanging from an anchor chain coming out from a window. The old cottages here have very low ceilings which is why he did it outside. His ghost has been seen and heard on several occasions and so the ghost walk stops outside our cottage while the story is being told. Terry, who takes the walks is very good at his job and elaborates on all the gruesome details sending shivers down the spines of his entire group. We can stand in our front garden behind the walls and hedges and listen without being seen.
One evening a few years ago, we heard Terry coming up our lane with his group of eager ghost story fans. He stopped outside ours in his normal place and started his story. Halfway through and with his audience totally gripped; I rattled my motorcycle security chain and let out a little moan. Two of the women screamed and Hannah and I sniggered quietly behind our wall. We could here in Terry’s voice that he was just as surprised as his group was, possibly the two women screaming was to blame.
The next time I saw Terry we had a good laugh about it and asked if I would do it in future, he said he’d pay me! I declined and haven’t done it since. Perhaps if he has a tour this evening I might oblige him.
Picture of The Drang.