Backtrack: GPS Adventure Maps

Backtrack is an outdoor mapping application focused on helping you find and plan your next outdoor adventure.

Whether it be backcountry skiing, hiking, mountain biking, or anything in between, Backtrack provides the tools and information you need to make a plan, share it with friends, and navigate safely.

CREATE & SHARE MAPS
- Plan your route by drawing your intended path.
- Add markers to mark campsites, start points, and more.

COLLABORATIVE MAPPING
- Share maps with your travel partners to get everyone on the same page.
- Edits by everyone are reflected in real-time.

BACKCOUNTRY SKI
- Explore over 800 backcountry ski routes with guidebook-like information.
- Avalanche forecast & observations from your local avalanche center.
- Scout ahead of time with Mountain View: 360º aerial imagery of popular backcountry ski areas

POWERFUL MAP LAYERS
- Slope angle shading
- Sun exposure
- Public lands
- Avalanche accidents, observations, and forecast
- Cell phone coverage
- Ability to stack as many layers as you want

WEATHER
- Get forecasts along your route.
- Real-time data from SNOTEL weather stations.

DESKTOP APP
- Visit backtrackmaps.com on your computer to map on the big screen.
- Edits are synced across all your devices in real-time.

SUBSCRIPTION
- Use Backtrack for free
- Optional subscription for Backtrack Pro: download offline maps, 3D maps, export GPX, and more.

Backtrack Pro is available as an annual subscription managed through your Google Play account. Annual subscriptions will automatically renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Auto-renew can be turned off anytime via Google Play Settings.

LEGAL
Terms of Use: https://www.backtrackmaps.com/terms-of-use
Privacy Policy: https://www.backtrackmaps.com/privacy-policy

Recent changes:
Introducing Photo Waypoints, a new way to bring your adventures onto the map.

- Photo Waypoints: Add photos directly to your map using the location saved in each image. Your photos appear right on the map where they were taken, making it easy to revisit a favorite view or remember a spot along the trail.