What map app to you all use?

[Mish-pop]

OnX

 

[Bull_n_heat]

I've used Avenza as well. It's definitely more for folks that can build their own maps, but it can be a very good system because it just uses a geo-referenced pdf. Folks in Fire fighting use it all the time because you can so simply upload maps that contain whatever layer you want to include.

 

[Derekc6713]

For now, Spartan Forge and HuntWise.

 

[HighPing_]

For now, Spartan Forge and HuntWise.

Shhhh keep Spartan Forge a secret... I love their LIDaR layer.

 

[Sunbkpk]

Gohunt and Earthmate that comes with Garmin mini.

 

[insanelupus]

Tried a bunch.

Keep coming back to two different ones for different applications.

ONX
GAIA

 

[Usi05]

Onx and GoHunt.

Man how far I’ve come. First time I went out west was with some buddies and I didn’t finish downloading all of the maps so I was pretty useless for most of the mapping.

Don’t be like me!


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[intunegp]

Shhhh keep Spartan Forge a secret... I love their LIDaR layer.

More people using it would make it better, not worse lol

 

[SmellinElkyFresh]

OnX and GoHunt as others have mentioned

 

[Butcher8]

onX

 

[EvolvedX]

I use onx. Gaia and go hunt use the same satellite images on their apps. Just have different layer systems. I also scout a lot with google earth pro. Because i can switch the years/months of images looking at trailheads during hunting months. Nice to see the progression of old fire regrowth, changes in trails, and how long beetle rot has been going on in an area. Hope this helps!

 

[vladkgb]

Gaia, Google earth pro, gohunt maps.

 

[muleloper]

I have a few apps and use them all in different situations. Some maps have different pictures that come in handy. Overall, I use OnX day in and day out.

 

[NMBigGame]

OnX is my primary mapping tool but their Terrain tool sucks so I use GoHunt for cases where I want to look at slope aspects or elevation bands.