Different map layers

Bikenavi offers four 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.

Location information

The maps highlight essential spatial information.

Shelters / lean-tos

Huts / Cabins

Campsites

Accommodations

Restaurants / Eateries

Rest areas / picnic areas

Campfire sites

Attractions

Gas stations

Attractions

Base map

  • Requires subscription

The base map helps you get a clear and detailed overview of the area. Different road types are clearly visible on the map.

Road explanations on the base map

Motorway: Multi-lane highway with grade separations

Main road: Regional main road connecting cities

Regional road: Regional connection route between local centers.

Local roads: Roads are visible at zoom levels 10-13 and make route planning easier. Level visible in Europe.

Smaller road: Roads connect villages and residential areas.

Dirt road: The road surface is not paved, usually gravel.

Service road: Access road to properties, courtyards and parking spaces.

Driving track: Often unpaved and road condition can vary considerably.

Path: A narrow path intended for walking, cycling or outdoor activities. Not suitable for cars.

Path: A more natural narrow path for outdoor activities, accessible on foot.

Outdoor map

  • Requires subscription

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

Aerial view

  • Requires subscription

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

OSM (free)

The OpenStreetMap map contains information about roads, trails, buildings, and other points of interest.