Ford and onX are teaming up to give eligible Ford owners a complimentary one-year Elite membership across onX’s suite of outdoor navigation apps, enhancing off-road and outdoor exploration. The collaboration combines Ford’s adventure-ready vehicles with onX’s mapping technology to help users confidently explore trails, dirt roads, and public lands.
Building on a successful first year, onX and Toyota are expanding the Trail Revival Project in 2026, supporting 24 community-led trail restoration efforts nationwide to protect and reopen public land access amid rising outdoor recreation.
TroutRoutes has launched one of its most requested features: Species Filter, a feature that helps anglers quickly find streams based on their target species.
An onX Adventure Forever Grant Story. After Hurricane Helene, onX joined the G5 Trail Collective and Toyota to help rebuild 6 miles of trails and restore Old Fort, NC as a premier trail destination.
onX published its 2025 Impact Report, detailing a year of expanded public access to recreation, nationwide stewardship of these places, and data-driven advocacy.
“Rags to Ridges” follows bowhunter and father Eddie Boyer as he reflects on the path that led him to the mountains—from a troubled childhood to prison, losing his mother, and finding purpose in the backcountry and fatherhood. Through the grounding clarity of wild places, Eddie discovers the “why” that keeps him returning to the ridges.
onX Offroad today released the official “Streets of Hammertown” map to help attendees and vendors safely navigate the event, find vendor locations, and locate camp sites all without cell service.
onX Backcountry today announced the addition of hundreds of new backcountry ski routes from Beacon Guidebooks for the 2025–26 ski season, delivering new content to some of the most iconic touring regions in Colorado and Washington.
onX Offroad today announced that it is searching for applicants for 2026 Trail Revival Projects.
Inaccessible, a new documentary from onX and professional skier Griffin Post, will premiere at the Boulder Theater on December 9, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. (doors open at 5:30 p.m.), and exposes a little-known paradox in the American West: millions of acres of public land that the public cannot access with legal clarity. The film will be available to stream digitally on December 10, with additional in-person screenings scheduled throughout 2026.