Maps that come with you
The core topographic map is included in the installation. Browse lakes, peaks, and trails without a connection, then switch between 2D relief and interactive 3D terrain.
ANDROID · OFFLINE HIKING ATLAS
Senderos
Cuenca and Cajas,
ready to explore.
An offline Android hiking atlas for Cuenca and Cajas, with topographic maps, 3D terrain, route profiles, and GPX import.
Native AndroidOffline mapsEnglish & Spanish
QUICK GUIDE · 22 SECONDS
Choose a route, then see it in 3D.
Recorded on Android in Spanish, with English instructions. The video has on-screen steps and no audio.
- Open Rutas para explorar and choose a route. This example uses Avilahuayco.
- Review the route map and its summary, including distance and elevation.
- Tap the cube icon to view the selected route in 3D.
Routes in context
Explore route details and approximate elevation profiles. Import GPX tracks, keep their segments and waypoints, and save places and notes on your device.
Built for the phone
A native Android interface with MapLibre maps, English and Spanish, optional foreground location, and local storage for your saved information.
Why build for offline use?
A hiking map should still work when the signal disappears. By keeping the core map and route information on the phone, Senderos makes them available on the trail without mobile data or a previous online browsing session.
Keep the context with the map.
Route details retain source and access notes. Map coverage and terrain profiles have limits; the app keeps those details visible while you explore.
Built by Travis Pence in Cuenca, Ecuador. For more local guides, visit incuencaecuador.com.
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