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Wasatch Backcountry Skiing Map

Name: Wasatch Backcountry Skiing Map
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.71 (500 reviews)

Navigate over 1,000 backcountry locations with high-resolution topo maps and GPS tracking that work entirely offline. Access essential data on skinning distances, vertical climbs, and parking considerations—no cell service required.

Key Figures

Downloads

46K+

User Rating

4.7/5

Total Ratings

500

Publisher

Iterum, LLC

Master the Central Wasatch

The digital companion to Utah's most trusted backcountry map, providing the essential data and navigation tools required for safe mountain travel.

1,000+ Local Locations

Access the most comprehensive index of Utah’s peaks, bowls, and glades with high-resolution topo maps and local site photography.

Precision Tour Planning

Plan your day with detailed stats on skiing difficulty, skinning distance, vertical gain, and critical parking considerations.

The following screenshots and description are sourced directly from the app's official store listing and are the property of the app developer.

App Store

Screenshots

Wasatch Backcountry Skiing Map - Splash screen of the Wasatch Backcountry Skiing Map app showing a snow covered mountain peak — Splash screen of the Wasatch Backcountry Skiing Map app showing a snow covered mountain peak

Wasatch Backcountry Skiing Map - Topographic map of Flagstaff Mountain showing labeled backcountry ski locations in Utah. — Topographic map of Flagstaff Mountain showing labeled backcountry ski locations in Utah.

Wasatch Backcountry Skiing Map - Technical details and annotated terrain photo for Circle All Peak in the Wasatch Mountains. — Technical details and annotated terrain photo for Circle All Peak in the Wasatch Mountains.

Wasatch Backcountry Skiing Map - Navigation screen showing a digital compass with a destination arrow pointing to Toledo Bowl in the Wasatch Backcountry Skiing app. — Navigation screen showing a digital compass with a destination arrow pointing to Toledo Bowl in the Wasatch Backcountry Skiing app.

Wasatch Backcountry Skiing Map - Search interface showing a list of backcountry ski locations like Cardiac Ridge and Cardiff Fork. — Search interface showing a list of backcountry ski locations like Cardiac Ridge and Cardiff Fork.

Description

The Wasatch Backcountry Skiing Map is the iOS version of the popular paper map and website (visit WBSkiing.com). As with the other platforms, the iOS map includes an index to more than 1,000 backcountry locations in Utah’s Central Wasatch mountains. It is the must-have app for Utah hikers and backcountry travelers. With a familiar map-app interface, the Wasatch Backcountry Skiing Map accesses your device’s GPS to display your current location on a high-resolution topo map. And with only a few taps, the “destination arrow” on the integrated compass will point to your desired backcountry ski location. And with a single tap, hundreds of the locations will open the Wasatch Backcountry Skiing Guide website where you can view photographs and detailed information about the location. The app also displays your current elevation and lat/long, and will send your current location via email. And with a tap, you can display detailed information on more than 200 of the locations including skiing difficulty, skinning distance, vertical climb, parking considerations, and more. (Contrary to a posted review, you don't need cell service to use this app--you don't even need a contract with a cell service provider.) NOTICES: When navigating, the “destination arrow” points directly to the destination without regard to hazards such as avalanche paths, cliffs, and rock fall. It is your responsibility to travel in the backcountry safely.