Tired of cluttered screens, confusing menus, and outdated 2D maps?
Here’s how Outmap stacks up against Gaia GPS — and why more backcountry users are switching to Outmap every day.
Features
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Gaia GPS
3D Terrain Visualization
Avalanche & Safety Layers
Offline Map Downloads
Satellite & Map Sources
Ease of Use
Community Noise
Designed For
Pricing
See the Terrain, Don’t Imagine It
Outmap’s immersive 3D maps let you tilt, zoom, and rotate terrain in real time — so you actually see the slope you’re about to ski, the ridge you’ll traverse, or the couloir you’re eyeing.
Gaia’s hillshade view? Still mostly flat.
Outmap gives you the mountain, not the outline.
Built for the Backcountry
Every layer, every pixel, every feature is designed for people who plan their days around weather windows and avalanche bulletins.
- Slope-angle shading
- Aspect maps
- Realistic elevation rendering
- High-contrast layers for tricky alpine travel
Outmap doesn’t just show trails — it helps you understand the terrain.
Smarter Satellite Choices
Some Gaia maps look great in Colorado but blurry in BC. Others shine in summer but are useless in snow. One satellite source, one look.
With Outmap, you can switch imagery providers instantly — Maxar, Mapbox, and more — so your map always looks its best, wherever you are.
Simplicity That Works Offline
No internet? No problem.
Outmap lets you download detailed map areas with one tap — no buried menus, no guessing which layers you’re getting.
Plan at home. Explore offline. Sync later.
Designed for the Backcountry
While Gaia was built for general outdoor use, Outmap is for those who go further.
If you spend your weekends skinning up glaciers, scouting new lines, or linking ridges in wild terrain — this app was made for you.
“Outmap feels like what FATMAP should have become.”
— ALPS Insight Review, 2025
Less Noise, More Mountain
Outmap keeps the focus where it belongs — on the map.No endless trails, no user clutter, no social noise. Just clean, fast, beautiful mapping built to help you move confidently in real terrain.
