What's the difference between onX Hunt, onX Offroad, and onX Backcountry? – onX Hunt

onX Hunt includes:

Private property boundaries and owner information.
Government land boundaries and managing agency.
Hunting units, current and historic wildfires, hiking trails and forest service recreation points.

We designed onX Hunt to help you find places to hunt and decide where to go in the field.

onX Hunt has 4 different Membership options:

onX Offroad includes:

Trail maps that can be sorted by vehicle type, such as motorbikes, ATVs, side-by-sides, and other off-road vehicles.
Government land boundaries and managing agency, the Elite Membership includes private property as well.
Areas open to free riding.

We designed onX Offroad to help you locate and navigate trails for riding your off-road vehicle.

onX Offroad has 2 different Membership options:

onX Backcountry includes:

650,000 miles of hiking trails and color-coded trail slopes.
Trails for ski-touring, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and backcountry ski areas.
1500 guidebook-quality descriptions of popular adventures.
Government land boundaries and managing agency, the Elite Membership includes private property as well.
Avalanche forecasts.

We designed onX Backcountry to help you find your next adventure and find your way when trekking through the wilderness.

onX Backcountry has 2 different Membership options:

onX Hunt, Offroad, and Backcountry all include:

The ability to download maps to your mobile device for use outside the cell network.
Tools that allow you to mark locations, draw lines and shapes, and record your track as you travel and share this information with your friends.
Satellite imagery and 1:24k topography base maps, along with a hybrid of the two.
Knowledgeable support staff who will answer your questions in less than 24 business hours.