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With our suite of navigation apps - onX Hunt, onX Offroad, and onX Backcountry - access to our elite benefits and partners, inspiring content and dedication to preserving and protecting land access, we're committed to giving you the confidence to adventure farther.

09/10/2026

🆘 For when your best day turns sideways 🆘

onX SOS powered by Overwatch x Rescue
Learn more: https://www.onxmaps.com/sos

09/08/2026

🛟 Introducing onX SOS powered by Overwatch x Rescue

This add-on to your onX Hunt, OnX Backcountry, or onX Offroad subscription enables professional emergency service coordination conducted by real people, for real crisis scenarios. We built this service to help you enjoy your best days, knowing you have a backup plan for the worst ones.

Learn more: https://www.onxmaps.com/sos

09/04/2026

September is still prime wildfire season and heading into Labor Day weekend, extra preparation matters.

Cooler nights can make a campfire tempting. But after a long, hot summer, forests and grasslands across the West are dry and primed to burn. Before lighting one, check local restrictions and then ask yourself: Even if a fire is allowed, is it a responsible choice today? In many places, the answer may be no.

If conditions are safe and fires are permitted, come prepared with:
» Plenty of water
» A bucket
» A shovel
» An established, cleared fire ring
» A way to call for help—or a plan if you’re outside cell service

When you’re done: 𝐃𝐫𝐨𝐰𝐧 𝐢𝐭. 𝐒𝐭𝐢𝐫 𝐢𝐭. 𝐃𝐫𝐨𝐰𝐧 𝐢𝐭 𝐚𝐠𝐚𝐢𝐧. If it’s too hot to touch, it’s too hot to leave.

Before heading out, use onX wildfire layers to see active fires nearby and confirm current restrictions with the local land-management agency. Sometimes the most responsible campfire is no campfire at all.

09/02/2026

onX Adventure Forever Grant applications are open for the final cycle of 2026!

We’re seeking high-impact projects that open access, restore lands and trails, and serve a variety of outdoor recreationists. Whether you’re a longtime partner or an organization we should know, we hope to see your project in the stack of applications. And if you know a group doing great work, help us spread the word!

Apply by October 2: https://www.onxmaps.com/onx-access-initiatives/outdoor-recreation-access-stewardship-grants

Note: Off-roading-specific projects should apply through the Trail Revival Project.

09/01/2026

Finish the sentence in the comments:
"The first thing I'm doing this fall is ______"

08/26/2026

We asked for your adventure co-pilots and you delivered.

These are the partners who never complain about the drive, never ask how much farther, and are always ready before you are.

Thanks to everyone who sent their photos in. Swipe to see the whole crew 🐕➡️

08/20/2026

‼️The comment period is officially open ‼️

The U.S. Forest Service has outlined three alternatives for the future of the Roadless Rule: keep it in place, fully repeal it, or reduce the acres of inventoried roadless. The preferred alternative in the Forest Service's Proposed Rule is to fully repeal it. Now’s the time to weigh in.

Substantive comments matter most. To help you dig into the details, we mapped the inventoried roadless areas and analyzed the recreational opportunities within them. Here’s a snapshot of what we found in current Roadless Rule areas:
🥾 17,715 miles of hiking and biking trails
🚙 7,201 miles of full-size motorized trails and roads
🛻 2,494 miles of ATV + side-by-side trails
🛵 2,167 miles of motorized singletrack
❄️ 1,295 miles of snowmobile trails
⛷️ 1,492 mapped ski routes
🦌 58% of Roadless Rule areas overlap elk habitat
🐻 78% of Roadless Rule areas overlap black bear habitat

Head to the link in our bio to explore the map—we just added the three alternatives, so you can toggle between them and see what could change on the ground.

Explore the details. Bring your experience. Make a clear, substantive comment. Make your voice heard.
Comments close September 21.
https://www.onxmaps.com/onx-access-initiatives/roadless-rule

08/15/2026

Every reason not to go is a reason we go.

What's the best "why would you do that" you've ever gotten? Drop it below. ⬇️

08/11/2026

Four apps, four colors, endless ways to explore.

Blue for backcountry, green for fish, red for hunt, and black for offroad. Whichever one matches how you get outside, there's an onX app built for it. Swipe to see which color is calling your name. ➡️

08/04/2026

NEW! The Public Lands Comment Hub

Most people don't realize they have opportunities to comment before public land decisions become final. That's why we built a free, interactive map of active public comment periods across four federal land agencies. Heavy lifting on us, more commenting from you.

Whether you hunt, fish, ride, hike, climb, ride, or simply care about public lands, you can now see what's happening where you recreate all in one place, and submit comments directly through the official agency websites.

Public lands belong to all of us. Public participation is part of how they're managed.

Explore The Hub through this link: https://www.onxmaps.com/onx-access-initiatives/public-land-comment-hub

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