Maplets – The Offline Maps App Reviews – Page 2
5/5 rating based on 142 reviews. Read all reviews for Maplets – The Offline Maps App for iPhone.
Maplets – The Offline Maps App is paid iOS app published by Zaia Design Limited
This app saved us
Niccomm757
Glad to have downloaded this app before a recent hike. I already knew the trails were very poorly marked but Maplets worked like a charm with its GPS voodoo. We covered a moderate 6 mile trail and Maplets kept us from getting crazy lost. I would give 10 stars but they won’t let me. Bravo.
Extremely happy with this app!
Kyle CR500
We ride the Hatfield McCoy trails in WV and KY, which has more trails than any system I’ve been to. This app is great for navigating tight and twisting offroad trails. Before this app, we used the paper map, which worked, but it was a 5 minute discussion about where we were and which way to go. I recommend this app to anyone we see in the trails or asks for directions.
Great hiking app!
Frraunc
This is my “go to” app for hikes! I can see exactly where I am on the map and what direction I am facing. As noted in other reviews, it does not track my course, but I use AllTrails for that. What Maplets has done superbly for years is to allow me to quickly see on a map where I am - which I can use to decide what fork in the trail to take or how to get back to the trailhead or a desired location.
Wonderful
Rontaro
This is a great app. Every map I have used has been accurate. It doesn’t use much power. When I hit a fork in the trail, I take it out and take the right path - every time.
Follow me
PenniTrailRunner
I love that it tracks me so I know where I am Please add more GPS on maps Paper are good but GOS makes it worth it
Really useful
ReeD
One of my top used app for a decade now. Really powerful an useful way to navigate at home, on the trail, in new cities. Non-obtrusive, not trying to do more than it should, just a quality app. Thank you.
Very useful tool!
55MS55
Simple. Download the parks you plan to visit. You now have the park map on your phone. While you’re there, GPS will locate your current location on the map with a blue dot. Brilliant. Just used it in Lassen NP where cell service is virtually non existent. I was able to keep track of my location on roads and trails while in the park.