This is one of the best topographical centric applications out there! Ive found it very useful in setting up a cource on my macbook and then using the Iphone and my apple watch to keep on the cource. I also use it to track some of the random hikes I take. I like the line of site ability as It gives me a really good idea for what time frames I need to consider. I like that I can identify mountains, ranges and POI's in the distance. One thing I really like is that I can import my Garmen Inreach and Inreach-mini date as I think this app gives you much better results in revieing past and future adventures.

I wanted so badly to love this app, but unfortunately the maps are not high quality, especially when they are printed on paper. You can only zoom in so far on any map before it becomes so pixelated it is impossible to make out anything and is therefore unusable. The developer cites the ability to print the maps as a selling point, but when I printed a simple USGS 7.5 topo map at 1:24,000, the quality of the image of the map was so low as to be unusable. I am currently using the free trial subscription, but I will most likely cancel it before renewal.

I have tried a few, and this is by far the best. The only thing I would like to see a 3D look to get a better feel of the terrain, but the lack of does not hold back any stars for the review because that's what the elevation lines are for. Excellent work!

I have used several mapping apps and found this one to fit my needs. Great layers to see the maps you need for your trip.

I've been using TopoMaps for years, and it keeps getting better. The offline maps and tracking actually work smoothly (unlike most apps), the Natural Atlas basemaps are the best I've ever seen, and the tracking and other features work like a charm. The team is also very responsive to fixing issues as they pop up. If you live in the US and have an iOS device, this is unquestionably the best recreational hiking app on the market. (p.s., I am an avid hiker, backpacker, hunter, and mountain rescue technician, so I've used a LOT of mapping systems including Gaia, Caltopo, OnX, and others.)

I've been using Topo Maps for close to a decade, during which time I've looked at a handful of alternatives. Some of them might do one thing better than Topo Maps , but for overall usability none come close. I love ☆ A huge range of maps available — half a dozen that cover my home here in Thailand in fine detail dozens and dozens for the US. ☆ More great functions than I can remember - record your track, get the bearing of that mountain and see how high it is, import data from Google Maps, set a warning if you're more than x meters off your planned route, and more and more. ☆ A knockout Apple Watch app that works fine without your phone. ☆ Unsurpassed customer service. The Pro version isn't cheap, but it's a whole lot better than getting lost or finding an unexpected gap your route.

I am a outdoor hiking and backpacking guide and I have used many apps this is by far the best one out there. Great features and support. Exceptionally useful

I was an early adopter of the iPhone app and used it in support of off of the grid events as a volunteer. It has always been stable, reliable and I still have some of the first trail data that I created with it. Super flexible to import and export data and use it across a number of navigation devices. The carplay support has been a great addition and makes it a breeze to do what used to be almost imposssible - find the trailhead.

I use this for work. Seems to work fine. Would like to hae a township, range , and section layer. Maybe it does and i cant find it

I have used several map & navigation programs and none work any where near as well as this one. I use this app while deer hunting. It tracks where I have been, allows me to record what deer signs I see, and enables me to return to the best locations without guess work. When I get home, I can print trail and area maps so I can let my family know where I will be at any time.