A mode turns on the layers that matter for that trip — every layer below can still be flipped by hand.

Satellite view 3D terrain

Whose land is it

Private land (red) Other public land — city, county, agency (blue: their rules) Crown land — public (green) Community forests — rules researched by us (teal) Parks & conservation reserves — their own rules, no free camping Maps disagree — be careful (orange) First Nations reserve land (purple)

Camp spots

Shoreline camp tents — green great, orange decent Inland camp tents on Crown land Your saved spots Your recorded tracks (purple) Stocked waters (Fish mode) Promising fishing water (Fish mode) Gear shops — guns (red), tackle (blue), outdoor (green) Promising hunting ground (Hunt mode) only show spots rated 0.60+ also show park shoreline (no free camping there)

Getting around

Bush roads (solid = maintained, dashed = rough) Gates & road blocks Boat launches Official trails (teal = foot, orange = machines) Unofficial trails (mapped by volunteers) Lake depth contours — numbers are metres Federal depth shading — big rivers & charted waters (needs internet) Rivers & streams

Hunting & fishing

Hunting zone lines (WMU) Fishing zone lines (FMZ) Where to buy a licence No-hunting game preserves

Tap any lake to see what's in it and how deep it is. The chip up top shows your hunting and fishing zones — tap it for the rules.

Offline

Save the area on screen

Frame the country you're headed to on the map, then save it — the land answers, camp tents and depths come with you past cell service. Free while BushMap is in beta.

Save the whole region (about 1.5 GB)

Tools

Import GPX

About

BushMap gives its best read of the government maps — never a guarantee. No ads, no trackers.

The best spots nearest to where you are, based on your mode — camp, hunt or fish.

Nothing in view — zoom out, or lower the rating slider under Layers.

Waypoints

Map views

Tracks

Nothing saved yet — tap a spot on the map and hit ⭐ Save.

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