For hiking

A hiking map print of the trails you walked.

A summer in one range, a thru-hike, a long trail done in stages. Hiking is the activity the terrain was made for: the ridges, valleys and rivers under your line are drawn from real elevation, so the map shows the ground as you remember it.

From the gallery

Made from real routes.

Every sheet below was rendered with the settings a print order uses.

Portrait poster of the Picos de Europa on dark slate paper, the range coloured by elevation from green northern valleys through tan uplands to bare pale summits, with deep shaded relief across the gorges. White walking routes thread the valleys and ridges. The title reads The Picos on foot.
The Picos on foot — Hiking, Picos de Europa. 358 km · 31 walks, 40 km across, elevation style.
Landscape poster of the Cantabrian Mountains on a white background, the drainage network drawn in bold steel blue over soft grey relief — rivers running north to the sea and south onto the plain — with crimson walking routes in the Picos de Europa at the centre. The title reads The Picos on foot.
The Picos on foot — Hiking, Cantabrian Mountains. 358 km · 31 walks, 235 km across, rivers & lakes style.
Landscape poster of northern Spain on clay paper, coloured by elevation from the green Atlantic coast through the tan Meseta, the Cantabrian mountains shaded along the top. A single black line crosses the whole sheet from the Pyrenees to the Galician coast. The title reads The Camino on foot.
The Camino on foot — Walking, Northern Spain. 723 km · 37 days, 743 km across, elevation style.

Relief you can read

Elevation is drawn with shaded relief and cast shadows, so a ridge walk looks like a ridge walk. The Elevation and Rivers & lakes styles were made for mountain country.

One valley or half a country

A week in one range fits a 40 km frame; a pilgrimage route needs 743 km. Both are in the gallery, drawn at the same detail.

Walks from any app

AllTrails, komoot, OsmAnd, Organic Maps, Garmin Connect — anything that writes GPX imports, one file or a whole folder.

How it works

Three steps, no design skills.

  1. 01

    Upload your routes

    Export your activities from Strava, Garmin, komoot or Waze, or bring a GPX or KML file from any app. Upload one file or a whole archive and we find every route in it.

  2. 02

    Design your map

    Choose the area — a city, a mountain range or a whole country — then the map style, colours, frame and title. The preview updates as you go, and designing is free.

  3. 03

    We print it and deliver it

    Your map is printed to order at 300 dpi on heavyweight matte art paper, then framed, hung on a wooden hanger or rolled in a tube, and delivered to your door ready to hang.

Designing is free. Rolled prints from €49, framed from €119, delivery included. Every size and price.

Questions

Before you upload your hiking files

Yes. Upload every section and they join on the map. The Camino sheet in the gallery is 37 days of walking on one frame.

Your hiking could be next.

Upload your files and see your own map in about a minute. Designing is free; you only pay for the print.