1. It does a great job of showing you specifics about the national forest territories but with no offline maps, slow load times and quite a few crashes you are better off going with something else for now.Just got the app, noticed right away its super laggy and slow, somtimes it almost freezes, but does work, and have all the information of their online website, except this allows you to download the maps so you can use them offline.
2. Wort a try if it works for you.Large and often difficult to find what I'm looking for, but when I get there, it does provide a lot of useful info: motor vehicle use maps - MVUs - old logging roads, for the most part; campgrounds; areas where primitive camping is allowed - which they call Dispersed camping; picnic areas, etc.
3. In addition, most capabilities continue to work while offline including search and identify which is really helpful especially given the detail in the data set.I have to say that the app while giving us general locations it does not allow me to open up the spots that I click on like the web page does.
4. When I try to download offline maps it always fails, even with the base map, then if I delete that bas map that will not download it says that it needs to download the National Basemap (2 files at 0.00 bytes).
5. Very annoying to have to redownload offline maps every 90 days, now that I need to update , app errors out and says the maps aren't available.
6. - Touch & Hold "zoom circle" lets me read fine print, like road names, on maps.
7. I cannot down load other forest maps.
8. maybe a nice feature would be able to download a portion of a map to your phone to use when no internet connection (maybe it's there have not came across it at this time).
9. REQUEST: Make map Legend available at all times via button tap.This app is a great tool, but the Android version is having issues that make it unusable, at least for me.
10. The new offline map and locate me features are great when lacking a data connection.
11. Because it's such a huge file, I usually uninstall it after I've found what I need, and reinstall it when I need it again.I have used this app multiple times while visiting national forests in CO and UT.