onX launched its “Support Your Forecast” program to raise funds for local avalanche forecast centers–the organizations that empower snow enthusiasts to make safer backcountry adventures each season. During the month of November, onX will donate $10 of each onX Backcountry and onX Offroad membership to subscribers’ local avalanche centers, raising awareness around backcountry safety and education as the winter season begins.
onX now has access and right-of-way easement data that uncovers access to 450 unique parcels of land and 29,600 acres of previously-identified landlocked public.
National Public Lands Day, when hundreds of thousands of volunteers all over the country join forces to restore and maintain our shared open spaces, is this Saturday, September 25th. Organizations ranging from local trail clubs to the National Park Service are looking for volunteers, offering both in-person and virtual programs.
onX Hunt announced a partnership with Drury Outdoors DeerCast, a revolutionary app for whitetail hunters that helps predict deer movement. As part of its Elite Benefits Program, onX Elite members now have free access to DeerCast Elite.
onX opens applications for access and stewardship grants, expanding and protecting open spaces for outdoor adventure.
Fifteen million acres of inaccessible public land hold opportunities for outdoor recreation.
Two of the most trusted names in off-roading, the Jeep® brand and onX Offroad, the industry’s leading off-road navigation app, have launched a program empowering Jeep Wave customers and Jeep brand enthusiasts to get off the pavement and venture off-road more than they ever have before.
For the month of June 2021, onX Backcountry is donating all net online app sales to Leave No Trace–a nonprofit dedicated to protecting the places recreationists love by teaching people how to enjoy the outdoors responsibly.
Protecting 30% of land by 2030 would be good for the climate, biodiversity, and outdoor recreation.
onX and Mountain Project address offensive and discriminatory climbing route names through an AAC-led initiative called Climb United.