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Find awe-inspiring trails, maps the are fun and helpful, and tools that help you get our and back all in one piece. With Premium you’ll have access to hundreds of Hiking Trails, unlimited Offline Maps, and Tracker.
All the features you love from Premium, overlaid with Private and Public land boundaries to keep you from trespassing and recent imagery so you can tell if a line still is holding snow or if a trail is dry.
With onX Backcountry, you have a suite of tools at your fingertips to make better decisions in the backcountry. With guidebook quality route descriptions, detailed topo & 3D maps, slope angle & aspect maps, and avalanche observations and fatalities you will have all of the tools you’ll need in one app.
Winter aerial satellite imagery provides an in-depth look at what a mountain looks like with snowpack. Use this to evaluate safe zones, turnaround spots, and avalanche prone areas.
Plan for a three dimensional adventure with 3D maps. The map comes to life when you can look directly into the contour, drainage, or ridgeline like you would if you were standing there.
Absolutely integral to avalanche safety—slope aspect is the cardinal direction the slope of a mountain faces. Understanding this allows you to gauge how much sun exposure that slope experiences.
This map Layer color codes the angle of the slope on a given terrain feature with green representing lower angles and purple representing steeper. Mainly applied in a backcountry ski setting, Slope Angle is the most vital measure of avalanche risk.
In partnership with each U.S based avalanche forecast center, daily forecasts are pulled into this map Layer making it easy to understand the current danger level.
Use Offline Maps to download maps to your phone that include all of the markups you’ve made for any selected area. When you’ve turned your Offline Map on, the GPS in your phone will connect to satellites to give your real-time location—even when cell signal is long behind you.
The best data source for current snow accumulation data in the mountains is SNOTEL (Snow Telemetry) which uses remote stations to measure snow depth, snow/water equivalent, and temperature.
With a robust network of trail contributors, we work with thousands of individuals and organizations to curate the most trusted and thorough data set of adventures in the country. These guidebook adventures include in-depth write-ups, photos, and relevant route stats like elevation, distance and more.