Find new access and view BLM, National Forest, private property and more over 24K topo basemaps for the most accurate map available on Garmin GPS.
Landowner names & boundaries
Color-coded public lands
Roads & trails
Most up-to-date Hunting Districts
Hunt App Membership included
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Map details
Landowner name appears on parcels within the state
Landowner name is searchable in BaseCamp and most GPS units
2019 ODFW Access and Habitat Program Properties
Color-coded land ownership data
US Forest Service
Bureau of Land Management (BLM)
Indian Reservations
State Land
State Forests
State Wildlife Management Areas
State Parks
County Land
National Park Service
US Fish & Wildlife
Department of Defense
Corps of Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Timber Companies (Check ODF’s corporate closure webpage for current access restrictions. Public access shown on lands owned by Hampton Affiliates, Stimson, SDS Lumber, Menasha Forest Products, Hancock, Indian Hill, Plum Creek, Port Blakely, Seneca Jones, JWTR lands purchased by Green Diamond, Collins Timber, ORM, Roseburg, and more! Potential permit or lease access shown on Weyerhaeuser/Longview, Cascade Timberlands, Rosboro, Campbell Global, FIA, RMK, Starker Forests, and more!)
Non-profit Open Space Lands (Possible access on lands owned by the Nature Conservancy, the Western Rivers Conservancy, the Greenbelt and Columbia Land Trusts, Friends of the Columbia Gorge, the Nehalem Community Land Trust, and more!)
Power Companies (Access shown on Portland General Electric and Pacificorp parks)
Colleges, Universities, and associated lands
Much more!
2019-20 Wildlife Management Unit boundaries
Wilderness areas
24k topo
Section lines and numbers (T24N R34 E 12)
City parks, county open space
Roads - Highways, city and county roads, Forest Service roads, BLM roads, National Park roads, state forest roads, state park roads, state trust land roads, National Wildlife Refuge Roads, roads on publicly accessible timberlands
Trails - National Forest trails, State Park trails, National Park trails, BLM trails, US Fish & Wildlife trails, Metro trails, OSM trails, county park trails, rail trails, mountain biking trails, state forest trails, the Oregon Coast Trail, the Desert Trail, and the Pacific Crest Trail
Water—detailed data on rivers & streams, lakes, wetlands, rapids, tidal areas, springs, and waterfalls
Bathymetry— Depth contours in Crater Lake, Columbia River, Henry Hagg Lake, Detroit Lake, Warm Springs Reservoir, Prineville Reservoir, Beulah Reservoir, Bully Creek Reservoir, Keene Creek Reservoir, and in the Pacific Ocean. Do not use for navigation
Fishing access sites (boat ramps)
United States Army Corps of Engineers shipwreck sites
Airports—with current FAA data
Microbrewery locations
Disc golf course locations
Campgrounds, RV Campgrounds
Popular Scuba Sites
Public Beach Access Sites
Popular Surfing Areas
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Purchase of the Hunt Chip also includes the use of the Hunt App for 1 year, along with free Hunt Chip Updates. Turn your smartphone or tablet into a powerful field-use GPS with no cell service required.
Updated parcel ownership in the following counties: Baker, Benton, Clackamas, Clatsop, Columbia, Coos, Crook, Deschutes, Douglas, Harney, Jackson, Klamath, Lake, Lane, Lincoln, Linn, Malheur, Marion, Polk, Umatilla, Union, Washington, Wheeler, Yamhill
Updated public lands state wide
Updated ODFW Access and Habitat Program Properties *current as of Oct 4, 2019
Updated Wildlife Management Units to 2019-20 regulations
Version 18.0 Released on: Jul 11, 2018
Updated ODFW Access and Habitat Program Properties to 2018 season
Updated Wildlife Management Unit boundaries to 2018-19 regulations
Updated Forest Service, BLM, and National Park trails. Updated alignment to PCT through Oregon. Many multi use trails added
Version 17.0 Released on: Nov 06, 2017
Updated land ownership statewide
Updated ODFW Access and Habitat Program Properties to 2017 season
Updated Wildlife Management Unit boundaries to 2017-18 regulations
Fine-tuned the depiction of our roads network, separating mainlines from spur roads and major county roads from minor ones. Updated and added roads and trails to State forest, Forest Service lands, state and county lands on areas that had new data. We added 833 miles to our trails data.
Version 16.0 Released on: Jun 06, 2016
Updated ODFW Access & Habitat and Open Fields Program Properties
Updated BLM fences and road closures
Updated road network to differentiate more county highways from county roads, and residential/spur roads from mainlines and county roads. Also added hundreds more miles of backroads and cleaned up certain areas of source data overlap
Updated water features to more accurately show Malheur and Mud Lakes’ fluctuating shorelines and the lakes’ central perennial areas
Updated possible access properties to show more non-hunting access on non-profit lands(Friends of Opal Creek and the Nehalem Community Land Trust)
Updated possible access properties to show more public hunting access on timber company lands, apart from changing fire restrictions(all Hancock Forest Management and Indian Hill properties, as well as Weyerhaeuser properties within the Stott Mtn-Alsea and Wendling travel management areas)
Hunting Access Map, ODFW Hunting Map, Management Units Map for Oregon
ODFW manages 77 different game management units. With this Oregon hunting unit map all 34 million acres of public land plus private lands are shown, making it possible to plan a hunt for Oregon’s 22 different game species. Get the Oregon hunting map here.
Increase success as you layer BLM, forest service, private property and more over aerial imagery, and topographic basemaps, for the most accurate map on mobile device and desktop.
See invisible property lines and seek permission with detailed private and government property boundaries and ownership names.
View trails, roads and accesses to narrow the hunt and always know where you stand.
Landowner names & boundaries
Satellite imagery with topo lines
Offline maps
Sync mobile and computer
GPS, waypoints, tracks, and markups
Color-coded public lands
State-specific map layers
Roads & trails
Hunting zones, units, districts and areas
Membership includes GPS Chip updates
Search by landowner, places or coordinates
Mark and measure areas
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Map details
Private landowner names, boundaries, and tax address
Government lands—federal, state, county, local and non-profit
2019 ODFW Access and Habitat Program Properties
2019-20 Wildlife Management Unit boundaries
Wilderness areas
Roads, trails and trailhead names and numbers
Point of interests—geographic and recreational
Water—rivers, creeks and lakes with flow direction
Weather and radar
Campgrounds
24K topo
Section lines and numbers
Fishing access locations and boat ramps
Recreation sites
National Park visitor maps
Historic wildfire perimeters
Active fires
Possible access lands
Much more
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Purchase of the Hunt Membership also includes updates for the Hunt GPS Chip.
Compatibility
onX Hunt prides itself in offering a multi-platform mapping system. Hunt App works on iOS and Android mobile phones as well as provides access to our mapping solutions from your computer.
Map updates
As land ownership, hunting areas, and other map data change we update the map data on our servers. This new map data will automatically be loaded to your Hunt App without you having to do anything.
Land ownership coverage
Land ownership coverage
Our parcel coverage map lets you know at a glance which states and counties we have private land owner data for in our products. Due to differing state regulations and availability of data, we currently do not have complete coverage for every state and county. However, if a state or county makes the parcel data available, we make every effort to include it in future updates.
Use the buttons below to toggle between Hunt Chip and Hunt App parcel coverage layers.
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- Full coverage
- Partial coverage
- Property boundaries
- Public lands only
- No coverage
Note: The purpose of this map is to depict private land parcel coverage. Public land and other map layer coverage is statewide. Please note that there may be parts of some counties that do not have coverage or have unknown private landowner names.
