Outmap

The Ultimate Mountain Toolkit

Outmap is made for explorers who want clarity and confidence outdoors. Whether you're skiing a new line, planning a hut trip, or just looking for the safest way down, Outmap puts all the tools you need in one place. Plan on desktop, take your phone, and sync effortlessly between the two.

🏔 See the terrain in 3D Visualise ridges, valleys, and slopes just as they appear in real life, with contour lines and high-resolution hillshading when you need the detail.

? Read the slope before you commit Slope angle, aspect shading, elevation bands and flat-area highlighting, as map layers you can turn on and combine. Build your own custom terrain layer if the defaults aren't the ones you plan by.

?? Avalanche information, built in Canadian and US avalanche bulletins integrated directly into the map, on every Outmap subscription.

🛰 Switch the imagery to suit the job Multiple satellite sources: Maxar for high resolution, Mapbox for balanced clarity and performance, NAIP for US aerial, and winter imagery for snow-covered terrain.

📴 Stay connected, even offline Download areas ahead of time and explore with confidence, even without a signal.

🎿 Explore resorts too Outmap isn't just for the backcountry, we've got all your favourite resort runs mapped as well.

📖 Guidebooks written for the app Four published guidebooks, 131 routes: Cascade River ski loops, Mount Rainier ski descents, Great Canadian ski traverses, and Mount Washington.

? Track every step Log your hikes, rides, or ski tours in real time, whether the app is open or running quietly in the background. Save your lines and your battery life.

?? Keep it all in sync Your library of saved routes and GPX files is backed up to the cloud and available on every device.

🔄 Import and export with ease GPX, KML, KMZ and GeoJSON. Import routes from friends or guidebooks, or share your own with just one tap.

Outmap is designed for backcountry enthusiasts and professionals who seek clarity and confidence while outdoors. Whatever you're doing in the backcountry, the right tools make all the difference.