OpenMaps - Topographic maps

OpenMaps - Topographic maps

Bushwalking & offline maps

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34 reviews
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Access detailed, open-source topographic maps for all your outdoor adventures. Plan hikes, discover trails, and navigate with confidence using community-driven data from OpenStreetMap.

Detailed topographic maps
OpenStreetMap (OSM) data
Live tile mapping
Route planning
Community-driven data
Offline map access (implied by planning/navigation)
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What's New in OpenMaps

9.83

July 13, 2026

Faster, more reliable maps: • Map tiles now load up to 3× faster (requests spread across multiple servers) • Areas you already visited stay visible even offline or when servers are slow • New "Loading map…" indicator while tiles download • Minor fixes and stability improvements

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User reviews

Just no

I worked with map software for years. Absolutely hate the app. Wants to track a lot more than map usage. Wants health metrics. What looks like a menu at the bottom is ads and more intrusive software. Touted to be a topical map app for outdoor enthusiasts and professionals. Wanted to send me to Microsoft ads on my iPhone every time I tried to use the app. If there is a way to import a map I did not find it. I found the app to be the most annoying app I have ever tried.
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Ads are way too intrusive

Ads that randomly take up the full screen with full volume. Couldn’t even really check the app out because the ads were too many.

Bare minimum for a map app

It is the bare minimum for a map app and not worth the ads. Upon opening the app you are presented with 4 buttons and an ad. The buttons just have icons and no description. The 1st button doesn’t seem to do anything. The 2nd button opens a list of osm maps with no way of adding your own. 3rd brings the view to your location. And the 4th is a download for a completely different app. The ad sits under the buttons and I had a popup ad when I tapped the 1st button (maybe that’s all it did). That’s all this app can do.
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Open maps

I upgraded to pro for 3 bucks and the colors are fixed!
To get to Pro, I had to search the developers page, and slide to the right.

Use to be the best!

No maps at all now. I think the last update did it.
The menu is almost completely dark. But, if I click around the 7th space down, a map does come up! I have to do this every time, though.

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What does OpenMaps do?

OpenMaps provides detailed, open-source topographic maps sourced from OpenStreetMap (OSM). It's designed for outdoor enthusiasts to plan and navigate routes, discover trails, and explore new areas.

What are the key features of OpenMaps?

Key features include access to detailed topographic maps, live tile mapping from OSM and other open-source servers, and community-driven data for accurate and up-to-date information. It also facilitates route planning for various outdoor activities.

Is OpenMaps free to use?

The application is free to download and use, with the possibility of in-app purchases for additional features or content. The core mapping data is sourced from open-source projects.

Who is OpenMaps designed for?

OpenMaps is ideal for hikers, mountaineers, mountain bikers, explorers, and outdoor enthusiasts. It also caters to GIS professionals and urban planners who can utilize the OSM data for their projects.

How does OpenMaps use OpenStreetMap data?

OpenMaps leverages the comprehensive and collaboratively maintained OpenStreetMap (OSM) project for its topographic maps. This ensures that the mapping data is accurate, up-to-date, and includes detailed information contributed by local volunteers.