New Mexico Pocket Maps

Name: New Mexico Pocket Maps
Rating: 4.5 (110 reviews)
Author: Alex Gugel

By: Alex Gugel

Outdoor Guides & Maps

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Features & Capabilities

New Mexico Pocket Maps is an offline navigation companion for outdoor adventures across New Mexico. It lets you download maps and guides before you go, so you can explore 90+ parks, 600+ campgrounds, 2,000+ trails, and 58,000+ POIs even without Wi‑Fi. The app bundles offline maps from agencies like the National Park Service and US Forest Service, including MVUM/MVTM and visitor maps for forests, plus photo galleries and the ability to share park links.

Key features include GPS and GPX support to record hikes, weather and park alerts, sunrise/sunset times, and easy routes to your favorite maps app. Downloaded content remains ready offline, with packs you can tailor to the sections you need, making NM adventures safer and more enjoyable.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Navigation & Mapping Education

By:

Alex Gugel

Rating:

4.50

(110)

Version:

7.8 Last updated: 2026-04-12

Version code:

884141564

Creation date:

2017-10-24

Compatible devices:

Size:

98.91MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

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# 145,784 ▼ 33

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Developed by:

Alex Gugel

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/new-mexico-pocket-maps/id1273593862

Website:

https://icoat.de/pocketmaps/nm

User Reviews

App will not let you test functionality before asking you to subscribe or watch an ad (payment from advertiser) for only 5 minutes of functional testing. Frustrating at best.

by Da*****, 2021-08-13

This app works pretty well especially in an emergency. The only problem is it must have internet to show detailed area info. In a pinch with no cellular Data, this could be very useful for main roads during a major emergency. I’m talking if worst ever were to come to worst, you might need an app offline. Sure it’s free, and is very detailed online. Nobody sells paper maps anymore sadly. Barely anybody does. But if you think about it, you aren’t usually going to be online in an evacuation because nobody is going to be keeping track of our Data plans. Better than nothing I suppose. But some primary roads would be useful.