For the long way ahead
Open a GPX route, check your position, and see the distance remaining and elevation profile — without continuously recording your route.
In the Android app · no account · no recorded track
For endurance walks, extreme marches, and every long day on the trail.
On a 30, 50, or 100 km walk, the total distance you’ve covered isn’t the only thing that matters. Often, the real questions are:
MarchMap shows you exactly that — using the GPX route you’ve loaded.
Small detours happen: a toilet stop, an aid station, roadworks, a wrong turn.
That’s why MarchMap calculates your progress from the planned route, rather than the track you’ve actually walked. You can still see:
MarchMap doesn’t record your movement continuously. When you want to know where you are, check your position, glance at the route and profile, then put your phone away again.
On long walks, that helps avoid unnecessary battery drain from continuous tracking.
Want to know how far it is to a particular section? Just tap the route. For that point, MarchMap shows you:
A quick way to get a sense of what’s still ahead.
Long climbs feel more manageable when you know how much is left. On longer, significant climbs, MarchMap can show how far you still have to go before the climb ends.
Not every little hill counts as a climb. Detection takes both length and gradient into account.
You can prepare the map along your route before you set off. Your route, elevation profile, and the key map areas then stay available even when there’s no mobile signal.
Use prepared maps without downloading more map areas on the go.
Use prepared maps and add online coverage when needed.
Load maps using an internet connection.
MarchMap is deliberately simple. Open your route and use it.
MarchMap is made for those days when you’re out for hours and don’t want to keep navigating. A quick glance is enough:
MarchMap is available for Android. iOS is planned.
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