Using onX Backcountry
Introduction to onX Backcountry
- How to download the onX Backcountry App on your mobile device
- How to log in to the onX Backcountry App and onX Backcountry Web Map
- Learning the basics of onX Backcountry
- Discover nearby trails
- Offline Maps in onX Backcountry
- Markups and Tracking in onX Backcountry
Finding places to go
- How to use Terrain-X
- How to view Private Lands in onX Backcountry
- How to quickly identify map features in onX Backcountry
- How to use the Discover Button to find places to ski, snowshoe, and hike
- How to save and manage your Offline Maps in onX Backcountry
- Using Basemaps and 3D Mode in onX Backcountry
Planning your trip
- How to use Markup Options in onX Backcountry
- How to view SNOTELs and Incident Reports in onX Backcountry
- How to view different trail types in onX Backcountry
- How to view Avalanche Forecasts and Incident Reports in onX Backcountry
- How to view Slope Angles in onX Backcountry
- How to edit and organize Markups (Waypoints, Routes, Lines, Shapes, and Tracks) in onX Backcountry
Using onX Backcountry during your trip
- How to trim a Track in onX Backcountry
- Sharing Waypoints using Somewear
- How to use your saved Offline Maps
- How to record your path using the Tracker
- How to find your location and use the compass in onX Backcountry
- How to Use the Go-To Waypoint Feature in onX Backcountry