Create routes that snap to existing trails and roads and save them for later reference. This is a great tool for planning where to go and how to get there.
If you have an iPhone or iPad, you can build Routes offline as long as you have an updated Offline Map of the area saved on your mobile device. Click here to learn more about saving Offline Maps.
Table of Contents:
- Building Routes in the onX Offroad App.
- Following Routes in the onX Offroad App.
- Building Routes in the onX Offroad Web Map.
Building Routes in the onX Offroad App
You can quickly build a route to any location by tapping your map, and then tapping "Route to Here" in the bottom row of buttons.
To build Routes point by point, open the Tools Menu and tap "Build Route."
Tap points on your map to build your Route. By default, each point will snap to the closest road or trail.
Tap the Undo button if a point is placed incorrectly.
Your Route might not be able to snap to a section of a road or trail. When this happens, tap "Point Draw" to manually draw that section of your Route.
When you're done building your Route, tap the "Save" button at the bottom of the screen.
Building Routes in the onX Offroad Web Map
You can quickly build a route to any location by clicking your map, and then clicking "Route to Here" in the bottom row of buttons.
To build Routes point by point, click the Build Route button in the Tools toolbar on the right side of the screen.
Click points on your map to build your Route. By default, each point will snap to the closest road or trail.
Click the Undo button if a point is placed incorrectly.
Your Route might not be able to snap to a section of a road or trail. When this happens, tap "Point Draw" to manually draw that section of your Route.
When you're done building your Route, click the Save button at the bottom of the screen.