Outmap: Ski & Snowboard Mapsv5.15.1

What changed

• ContentExpanded avalanche forecast coverage to include regions like Switzerland, Norway, and New Zealand.
• UXEnhanced Explore feature with search history, clearer filters, and updated icons.
• ContentAdded Whistler Backcountry zones, access routes, and closure overlays.
• New featureIntroduced support for importing KML and KMZ files.
• UXImproved map tools including terrain shade controls, route stats, and travel estimates.
• SocialEnabled sharing of routes and saved places via deep links.
• PlatformAdded lock screen map support for Android during route recording.
• PerformanceFixed an issue where subscriptions appeared inactive after being offline.
• PerformanceImproved Library speed and general app performance.

Original release notes

What’s New

This update brings major improvements to avalanche forecasts, Explore, route sharing, and offline reliability.

Expanded avalanche forecasts
We added broader avalanche forecast coverage with more regions, weather details, danger ratings, and avalanche problem information.

New forecast regions include:
Switzerland, Norway, New Zealand, France, Spain, Sweden, Germany, United Kingdom, Austria, and Italy.

Better Explore experience
Explore now includes saved search history, clearer filters, updated icons, and improved discovery for ski and mountain bike routes.

Whistler Backcountry updates
We added Whistler Backcountry zones, access routes, and closure overlays to help with trip planning and terrain awareness.

Library and file support improvements
The Library is faster, and Outmap now supports importing KML and KMZ files.

Map and route planning updates
We improved terrain shade controls, route stats, travel estimates, and slope aspect details.

Easier sharing
You can now share routes and saved places with deep links.

Android recording improvement
Android now supports a lock screen map while recording a route.

Fixes and performance
We fixed an issue where subscriptions could appear inactive after several days offline, and made general performance improvements.