Gaia GPS allows Premium users to download an unlimited amount of offline maps; however, some map sources have different map tile limits for each individual offline map. Tiles are the individual digital images that make up a digital map. The size of individual tiles varies depending on the map source.
When an offline map download is greater than the map source's limit, the map tile count and download size with be displayed in red.
- Most map sources will allow you to complete an unlimited amount of downloads of the source - so you can complete multiple downloads to get a larger area.
- It's okay if your map downloads overlap, as the app will know not to download the same map tiles twice.
- Learn more about downloading maps for offline use here.
Map Sources with a 100,000 tile limit per download
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Map Sources with a 10,000 tile limit per download:
- Slope Angle - Avalanche
Please note that the Esri World Imagery map source is no longer available on Gaia GPS. You can learn more about this change here.
MapBox Sources have a 10,000 tile limit per download with a combined limit of 160,000 tiles for all MapBox sources:
- Satellite (MapBox)*
- Satellite with Labels (MapBox)*
- Satellite Topo (feet)
- Satellite Topo (meters)
*Note: An aggregate of 160,000 tiles from all MapBox sources can be set to sync per account. Archiving older MapBox-based offline maps to your account on gaiagps.com will let you download new offline maps from the MapBox sources.