Using onX Backcountry
Introduction to onX Backcountry
- Downloading onX Backcountry on your mobile device
- Logging in to the onX Backcountry App and onX Backcountry Web Map
- Learning the basic controls and main features of onX Backcountry
- Learning the basics of onX Backcountry
- Changing Map Modes (Trail Mode, MTB Mode, Snow Mode, and Climb Mode)
- Discover nearby trails
Finding places to go
- Climbing Mode
- MTB Mode
- Snow Mode
- Trail Mode
- Saving Trails and SNOTELs
- Using Terrain-X to analyze terrain
Planning your trip
- Building Routes that snap to road and trails
- Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) layers
- Connecting Mountain Project to onX Backcountry
- Viewing and submitting Trail Reports
- Recent Satellite Imagery
- Using Markup options
Using onX Backcountry during your trip
- Trimming a Track
- Using the "Driving Directions" feature
- Sharing Waypoints using Somewear
- Recording your path using the Tracker
- Finding your location and using the compass
- Using the Go-To Waypoint feature