onX Hunt's road maps show interstate highways as dark yellow lines, state highways as light yellow lines, side streets as solid white lines, two-track and 4x4 trails as double-dashed thick lines, and dirt or gravel roads as single-dashed or thin double-dashed lines.
Road data is part of the Basemap and can't be turned off like Map Layers.
Heads up: A road appearing on your map doesn't mean it's legally accessible, physically passable, or that you have permission to use it—especially if it crosses private land. Road data is sourced from the best available information for each area, but it may be outdated, and conditions on the ground change. Always verify access before you go, obey any posted signs you encounter, and contact the relevant land manager or landowner if you're unsure.
| Symbol | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Dark yellow line — interstate highway. | |
| Light yellow line — state highway. | |
| Solid white line — side street. | |
| Double-dashed thick line — two-track or 4x4 trail. | |
| Single-dashed or thin double-dashed line — dirt or gravel road. |
Other trails and roads
View the hiking trails map legend.
For dirt bike, ATV, snowmobile, and other off-road trails, the onX Offroad App has dedicated trail maps sorted by vehicle type.