Is it easy to switch between terrain and satellite views on onX?

Navigating Map View Options

Switching between terrain and satellite views on onX can be done in a matter of seconds, thanks to the intuitive map view toggle located at the top right corner of the screen. By tapping on this toggle, users can quickly switch between the two view modes, allowing them to toggle between a 3D terrain view and a 2D satellite view. The terrain view provides a topographic representation of the land, complete with contour lines and elevation details, while the satellite view offers a high-resolution image of the terrain, ideal for spotting landmarks and features.

Customizing Map Layers

In addition to switching between terrain and satellite views, onX also allows users to customize the map layers to suit their specific needs. By accessing the layers menu, users can toggle on and off various layers, including public land boundaries, roads, trails, and more. By customizing the map layers, users can gain a deeper understanding of the terrain and features, making it easier to plan and execute a successful hunt. For example, by toggling on the public land boundaries layer, users can quickly identify areas that are open to hunting and avoid areas that are closed or restricted.

Working with Waypoints and Offline Maps

When scouting on onX, users can also create and manage waypoints to mark areas of interest, such as potential hunting locations or water sources. By accessing the waypoints menu, users can create new waypoints, edit existing ones, and even share them with other users. Additionally, onX allows users to download offline maps, providing access to map data even when a cellular signal is not available. This is ideal for hunters who need to scout in areas with limited or no cell coverage. By combining the ability to switch between terrain and satellite views, customize map layers, and work with waypoints and offline maps, users can gain a significant advantage when scouting for a successful hunt on onX.