
FreeTerrain: Hunt & Fish Maps
Free hunting & fishing maps
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About
Free Hunt Maps.
I built FreeTerrain because we need more hunters in the woods. Our numbers are what protect our public land, and most people will never be able to afford land of their own. Public land is where most of us hunt and fish, and I want finding it to be free and easy, so the next generation picks up the same love of the outdoors I got from the people who took me. Pick a state, find a spot, get together and get outside.
It's free to use and there's no account to make. Open the app, pick a state, and the map is there.
What's on it
• Every state: state and federal public land (national forests, BLM, wildlife management areas, refuges, state forests and parks) from each state's own data and the national protected-areas database
• Parcel lines for the counties that publish them, with the parcel number and acres
• Lidar shading that shows ridges, benches and draws under the map
• Lake depth contours, boat launches and fishing access where the state publishes them
• Tap any open spot to see the county and the land there, with links to that state's regulations
• "Open the map for where I am" takes you straight to your state, and a long-press on a neighboring state opens it
In the field
• Save an area for offline before you lose signal: the map, parcel lines and public land keep working with no service
• Your GPS position, a compass heading, and distance and direction to any pin
• Drop pins for stands, trail cams, trap sets and more; record a track, measure distance and acres
• Share a spot or a set of pins with a friend by text; the link carries the spots, nothing is stored on a server
• Export and import GPX
Your data
Your location stays on your phone unless you save it as a pin. Pins are saved on the phone; signing in (email code, no password) is optional and only backs them up so they show up on your other devices. You can delete your account in the app.
Parcel lines are approximate and not a survey. Always confirm boundaries and current regulations before you hunt.
FreeTerrain is a MiTerrain LLC service. Not a government app: independent, not affiliated with any agency. Questions or something missing: hello@freeterrain.com
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What's New in FreeTerrain
1.0.31
November 6, 2026
Sharper aerial imagery when you zoom in close, where available. Go here: a turn arrow, an arrival alert and “Back to truck”. Hunt log: start and end a sit on a pin. Text my location: send your coordinates with your phone’s own messaging app. Parcel cards link to the county’s own parcel record where the county offers one. Phone numbers for the office that manages national forest, BLM, wildlife refuge and state wildlife land. Links to each state’s official license and harvest-report site. Export and restore all your pins. Labels showing how recent each county’s parcel data is. Fixes: locate button placement, map buttons on short landscape screens, and a smaller location-help banner.
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