More Than a Map™
Built for wanderers.
Keep the route you meant to take and the place you're headed — alive at once. Roam down every side road that catches your eye and always know the way back to the line and on to what's next.
The two ways every other tool fails you
Turn-by-turn reroutes over you
Wander for a scenic road and it silently recalculates to the fastest path. The route you planned — every waypoint you set on purpose — is gone.
A GPX track can't recover
It's a breadcrumb trail with no destination. Once you're off it, it can't route you to your next stop or tell you how far back to the line. So you stop using it.
The good roads are the ones you find by wandering.
Blizzard Maps is built to let you take them without losing the plan.
What Blizzard Maps does instead
- Your chosen route stays drawn The path you meant to take is always visible and never silently rewritten.
- Your destination is always tracked Distance and bearing to the endpoint, always on — you never lose the shape of the trip.
- Wander without penalty Drift off and nothing panics. See how far it is back to the nearest point on your route, and rejoin whenever you like.
- The trip bends to the road, not the other way around Get a fresh route to your next waypoint from wherever you actually are — or cancel that waypoint and keep going as plans change.
Plan on the big screen. Ride with it in your pocket.
Lay out your route at home — drop waypoints, import a GPX, pick the roads you want. Then the ride app keeps your plan and your position together on two wheels, so you can look up from the screen and just ride.
See where you rode, in 3D.
Save a ride and look back at it draped over the real terrain — the ridges you climbed, the valleys you followed. Import any GPX and see it the same way.
Communities, when you want them.
Switch on a community and the map lights up with places to stop. Leave it off and it's still the navigator that keeps your route. Never the price of admission.
Get started
Blizzard Maps is in active development. Create an account to save rides and plan routes, or open the map and look around first.