Master your iPhone in one minute a day: Sign up here to get our FREE Tip of the Day delivered right to your inbox.Apple Maps on macOS Big Sur is a significant leap forward for the Cupertino giant's mapping application, which has mostly been left by the wayside because of more powerful and personalized apps like Google Maps.

And if you're planning a road trip, you can also learn how to change arrival and departure times in Apple Maps so you can find the best time to leave and avoid traffic. Finally, if you're interested in learning a fun new way to explore in Maps, you can also learn how to view the interactive globe. Much like saving a favorite picture to a specific photo album, this shortcut allows you to only save locations you are highly interested in, which makes for easier reference down the line. In this case, I can tap the blue plus sign next to the destination and add it to one of my own Guides. Occasionally, I’ll find a Guide where I’m interested in only one or two of the recommendations. Now you can open your guide and quickly get directions to any of the locations with Apple Maps.

You can also swipe left on a specific location to share or delete that location.

Tap the blue plus sign in the bottom corner to add a location. Alternatively, you can tap the share icon to share your guide, or tap Edit to make changes.

To edit your Guide, swipe up on the gray bar at the top of the card.

Tap the blue plus sign next to the location you want to save.

Enter your desired location into the search bar.

To begin adding locations to your guide, tap Add a Place.Enter a title for your Guide and tap Create.Next to the My Guides section, tap See All.Swipe up on the gray card that appears over the map view.We've gone over how to save and share a location from Apple Maps, now learn how to save multiple locations in Apple Maps in your own personalized guide! Using guides also helps me to plan my walking routes, so I can spend less time traveling from place to place, and more time sightseeing landmarks. For more great iPhone tutorials, check out our free Tip of the Day.

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