Hawaii Pocket Maps vs I'm In Hawaii Usage & Stats

Be prepared! Plan your next trip to one of the great Hawaii parks. Download maps and guides before you venture into the Wi-Fi free wilderness. Discover - 50+ national parks, state parks, monuments, forests - 20+ neatly folded maps by the National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, United States Forest Services, and other agencies. - 20+ campgrounds and campsites - 300+ trails and trailheads - 12,000+ points of interests Plan - Download maps, park brochures, and newspapers. These downloads are ready when you are offline and off the grid in the great outdoors. - Download arbitrary map sections as offline packs. - Photo galleries, panorama views. - Share links to parks and maps with friends Have fun - GPS and GPX support: record your hikes, import GPX routes, tracks and waypoints for your hiking trails. - Detailed national park information: alerts, news, visitor centers, campgrounds, driving directions, weather. - Open your favorite maps app to get a route to the selected park. - Current weather conditions, easy access to multi-day forecasts, sunrise and sunset times. - Push notifications for park alerts, park news, weather warnings So download maps and guides for: Ala Kahakai Haleakalā Hawaii Volcanoes Honouliuli Kalaupapa Kaloko-Honokōhau Pearl Harbor Puukoholā Heiau Puuhonua o Hōnaunau There are additional useful information and brochures for many Hawaii state parks: Ahukini, Ahupuaa O Kahana, Akaka Falls, Diamond Head, Hāena, Īao Valley, Kealakekua Bay, Kaena Point, Kaiwi, Keaīwa Heiau, Kekaha Kai (Kona Coast), Kīholo, Kōkee, Lapakahi, Lava Tree, Mākena, Nāpali Coast, Pālāau, Polihale, Polipoli Spring, Russian Fort Elizabeth, Ulupō Heiau, Waiānapanapa, Wailua River, Waimea Canyon, Waimea, Wailuku River