Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.
ZoRove isn't a map with extras bolted on. Every feature exists because a Rover needed it in the field — from offline navigation in a canyon to logging a service record at a trailhead.
Start RovingDownload before you go
Other apps charge $100/year for offline maps. ZoRove includes every US state for free — vector tiles, public land data, community places, and campgrounds, all stored on your device. Navigate canyons, forests, and deserts without a signal.
Browse state packsFound a good spot? Pin it.
Save campsites and points of interest — public for the Rover community or private for your eyes only. Every place supports photos, reviews, road access info, cell signal ratings, 34 attribute tags, and YouTube links. One tap to navigate from any pin.
Explore the mapKnow before you go
10+ live overlay layers on a single map. Public land boundaries, wildfire perimeters, wilderness areas, MVUM roads, OHV areas, hunting units, cell coverage, topo contours, trails, and trailheads. Free layers include PAD-US, fire, and campgrounds. Pro unlocks the rest.
See all overlaysYour rig, your records
Log your vehicle's specs, VIN, make, model, dimensions, drivetrain, fuel type, tire size, and mods. Pro adds unlimited vehicles and full service history — oil changes, tire rotations, repairs — with next-due reminders by date or mileage. VIN decode fills most fields automatically.
Open the GarageA real compass, on your screen
Two compass modes. The digital compass gives you a quick heading and inclinometer using device sensors. The baseplate compass is a full SVG replica — rotating bezel, magnetic needle, MAG/TRUE north toggle, NOAA declination correction, and 1km grid overlay. Drag it anywhere on the map. Not a toy.
Never wonder "which turn was it?"
Record your route as you drive — GPS breadcrumb trail saves automatically. Stop recording, name your track, pick a color, and it's saved with distance calculated. Import GPX files from other apps to overlay planned routes. Export your tracks as standard GPX for any GPS device.
Find your tribe
Regional Rover tribes with chapters, notice boards, and events. Trail reports, gear tips, safety alerts, and meetups — shared with the people who actually rove your corner of the country. RSVP to events, comment on notices, post photos. Joining is free. Pro lets you start your own tribe.
Browse tribesAnd everything else a Rover needs
Private Note Pins
Drop private notes anywhere on the map — waypoints, reminders, observations. Add photos for context. Only you can see them. Pro feature.
Global Vector Map
Smooth, fast vector tiles covering the entire planet — roads, trails, terrain, and waterways rendered at any zoom level.
Drop a Pin
Long-press anywhere to drop a pin, copy coordinates, save the spot, or navigate to it.
Live GPS Tracking
Real-time position with a breadcrumb trail so you always know where you've been.
Spotlight Search
Draw a radius around any point to find every campsite, service, and POI within that distance.
Advanced Filters
Filter places by type, 34 attributes, road access, and per-carrier cell signal strength.
Weather Overlay
Current conditions at your map centre — temperature, wind, precipitation, and cloud cover at a glance.
Map Search
Search by name, address, or GPS coordinates (decimal, DMS, cardinal). Results pan and zoom the map directly.
Navigate to Anything
One tap to Google Maps or Apple Maps from any pin, campsite, gov site, or POI marker.
Photo Uploads
Attach up to 5 photos per place. Images are compressed client-side before upload. Link YouTube videos too.
Reviews & Ratings
Rate campsites, leave reviews, and mark places you've stayed at to build a personal trip history.
Favorites
Bookmark places you want to come back to. Your favorites list is always one tap away. Pro feature.
Recreation.gov Sites
Thousands of government campgrounds with road access info and reservation links.
OSM Community Layers
Fuel stations, potable water, dump stations, and Walmart locations pulled from OpenStreetMap.
Cell Coverage
T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon crowd-sourced signal maps so you know where you'll lose service.
See it for yourself
The map is free. No account required to explore.