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CASCADE TRAIL MAPS · CENTRAL OREGON WINTER NAVIGATION

A simpler way to get out on snow

Your Nordic map.
Already in your pocket.

Cascade Trail Maps is an independent, offline-first navigation and track-recording app for Central Oregon’s winter trails.

An independent beta for early testers—not an emergency-navigation tool.

iOS + Android

Cross Platform

One shared experience across the phones people already carry.

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Accounts required

Install, download the map package, and go. No mapping-account setup.

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Independently managed maps

Cascade Trail Maps manages its map releases, offline packages, and update delivery.

Less setup. More time outside.

A purpose-built trail map should not require a separate mapping account, a patchwork of downloads, or a complicated setup. Cascade Trail Maps brings the essentials into one app and one clear map download.

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Built for both platforms

A consistent Cascade Trail Maps experience on iPhone and Android, with the same map tools and offline package.

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Useful beyond service

Your position, trail map, layer controls, and recorded tracks remain available after the download is complete.

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Maps that stay useful off grid

Your map package, location, layer controls, and recorded tracks remain available after the download is complete.

From install to trailhead in three short steps.

The app is purpose-built for simple on-snow orientation and light tracking. It complements—not replaces—fitness tools such as Strava or detailed mapping platforms such as CalTopo, Gaia, or onX.

01 / INSTALL

Install the app

A small, direct installation—no extra mapping app or separate account needed.

02 / DOWNLOAD

Get the map package

Download the regional map package once. The app makes the size clear before it starts.

03 / SKI

Find your way

See regional winter trails and your GPS location, record a simple track, and stay oriented offline.

The essentials are always close at hand.

The floating menu keeps the map uncluttered until you need a tool. Tap the three-line button to open it, then tap anywhere on the map to close it again.

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Recenter GPS

After exploring the map, tap the round target at upper left to return the map to your current position.

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Show my location

Turns GPS location on or off. When active, the app shows where you are on the map.

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Location Bookmarks

Jump directly to a regional trail area such as Dutchman, Meissner, or Mt. Bachelor.

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Layers

Choose which map details to see, including trail systems, intersection markers, topo context, and your tracks.

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Start recording

Record a simple personal track as you ski or snowshoe. Your tracks stay on your device.

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Settings

Manage saved tracks, downloaded maps, and the app’s preferences.

See the app in action

This short iPhone walkthrough shows Cascade Trail Maps in use: offline trail maps, location bookmarks, GPS positioning, personal track recording, and simple layer controls. Once the map package is downloaded, these core tools work without cell service.

We’re looking for practical feedback from the trail.

Cascade Trail Maps is an independent beta for early testers. We want to learn what feels clear, what needs refinement, and which regional trail systems should be next before any broader release.

Distribution links are provided privately to approved beta testers.

A short, one-time install process.

This limited Android preview remains active for 30 days while the beta is being refined. It is not a public or emergency-navigation release.

  1. 01 Open the Cascade Trail Maps beta download page on your Android phone.
  2. 02 Join the Google Play test with the Google account that received the invitation.
  3. 03 Install Cascade Trail Maps from Google Play, then download the small map package to navigate and record without cell service.