Guides

One map, one trail database. From finding a trail on Wi-Fi at home to logging the hike or ride to Apple Fitness — how the features fit together for both feet and wheels.

MVUM legal-use decoded, forest-road nav that keeps working past the last cell tower, and dispersed sites you can share via AirDrop.

Search open nights on Recreation.gov across a corridor, plan the drive around live availability, save the campgrounds you love, and rate them for next year.

Discover trails and forest roads near where you're looking — by panning the map or searching by name. Includes the action row, elevation profile, and offline tips.

Discover campgrounds in view, check site availability across a date range, and find the best-rated open sites. Pulls real availability from Recreation.gov.

Define the kinds of things you draw on the map — give each type a name, icon, color, and a structured form of your own design. Syncs to your other devices and the watch.

Drop points, trace lines, record GPS tracks, and snap photos right on the map — all using the types you defined in the Dictionary.

Mission control for what shows on the map. State, basemap, and every overlay — with per-layer filters for trails, vehicle routes, and land ownership.

Plan an A-to-B road trip with a corridor search for campgrounds and trails along the way. Shortlist your picks, then navigate the whole thing.

Take a geolocated photo from the toolbar or import one from your library. Photos cluster on the map and open in the carousel.

Pre-download a state — or a whole region — so trails, forest roads, ownership, and basemap tiles are all readable without signal.

Export your points, lines, and photos as a .campound archive, open one a friend sent, and use the bundle filter to keep imports neatly separate.

Turn-by-turn that doesn't stop at the trailhead — paved roads, forest-service dirt, and singletrack trails in one offline session. With voice, haptics, watch, and CarPlay.