Different map layers

Bikenavi offers six different map layouts, from which the user can choose the one that best suits their needs. The options differ in terms of visuals, road network accuracy, and terrain presentation. The map layout can be easily changed in the application settings.

Additional feature

Unlike many other map apps, Bikenavi shows smaller roads on the map already at zoom levels 9–13. This means that forest roads and local roads are visible earlier, making route planning easier, especially in remote areas.

Bikenavi app map view where minor roads stand out well.

Other map application: View of the same area. Small roads are not distinguishable at the same zoom level.

The feature is available in the following countries:

  • In Finland

  • In Sweden

  • In Norway

We are expanding the feature to other countries as well. All feedback is welcome – comments related to the maps can be submitted via the feedback form.

Descriptions of map templates

Base map

Basic

A base map helps you visualize the overall picture of the area clearly and in detail.

  • Requires a subscription.

Light map

Light

The lightweight map is simple. Roads and trails are clearly visible on the map.

  • Requires a subscription.

Topographic map

Topo

A topographic map contains a lot of detail, such as elevation contours, small roads, and bodies of water. It is well suited for outdoor activities.

  • Requires a subscription.
Outdoor map

Outdoor

The outdoor map is designed for outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling, and provides detailed information about the terrain.

  • Requires a subscription.

Aerial map

Aerial view

Aerial photos consisting of satellite images help in visualizing terrain, for example when choosing a campsite.

  • Requires a subscription.

default map

OSM (free)

OpenStreetMapartta contains information about roads, trails, buildings and other points of interest.

  • Free, no subscription required.

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Example: Vector-based map template (without functions)