

Once a specific path is selected (I’ll use the first one, via MT-83 N since it’s shortest) details of the route are shown:ģ05 miles.

In this instance, there are actually three different routes between the two cities, as Google shows:

Then for the destination, just start typing and Google will offer hints and suggestions: Since I’m on the road this week, the timing’s good since I need some directions too, from Bozeman, Montana to Kalispell, Montana.Īs you undoubtedly know, a click on the blue diamond icon to the right of the search box brings up the directions box:Ĭlick in the starting point box you can choose “My location” for your current location. Or, I suppose, bicycle directions if you’re so inclined. Then you’ll want to go to Google Maps and create some sort of driving, walking, or public transport directions. The first step is to ensure that you have the Google Maps app on your iPhone: without it, you’re going to be out of luck! Let’s focus on Google Maps and the iPhone, since that’s the specific configuration you ask about. And the great bonus? It’s really easy to do. You’re spot on, and transferring directions – whether driving, walking or taking the bus – is a feature that works with both Apple Maps to iPhones and Google Maps to either iPhones or Android phones.
