In addition to swisstopo topographic maps, Swiss Pro Map contains Open Street Map, aerial photographs, historical maps and much more.

Everything is available offline as well.

Swiss Pro Map automatically finds routes along trails, paths and roads. Routes can be edited and shared with others.

The app shows POIs (Points of Interest) such as viewpoints, refreshment facilities, SAC huts, etc.

Profiles can be selected and switched between via a button in the menu.

Changes are saved automatically. The profiles can be reset.

The guide is a kind of travel companion for routes.

It collects information about a route and calculates the travel time. It can display not only ascents and descents, kilometer markers, or the highest point, but also fountains, fireplaces, inns, points of interest, and a whole host of things that may be of interest on an excursion.

You can search for field names, place names, coordinates, addresses and postal codes. You can also search for specific things in the vicinity, for example drinking water or restaurants.

Importing would be easy if iOS didn't make it a bit complicated. We show all iPhone and iPad users how to do it.

Information such as field names, altitude and coordinates can be displayed continuously in Swiss Pro Map. Coordinates can be copied. Comprehensive search by place name, coordinate, address and POIs and postal codes.

Measuring distances and areas is quite simple.

Set up quick access to frequently used functions.

Information is always displayed at the bottom of your screen.

This view can be resized.

Slide the window down if it covers your view on the maps, slide it up to see more information.

In the menu under "Show on map" various object types can be added to the map. POIs and public transport stations can be marked with a tick. They will then be displayed on the map.

To quickly display other POIs of the same type without switching to the menu, tap the corresponding icon in the information window.

Long press on the screen. Select "Show overview map" in the menu. Or tap the map with three fingers at once. A small map of Switzerland opens.

On the small map of Switzerland, the place you are currently looking at in the center of the screen is marked with a crosshair.

Zooming in and panning of the map is possible.

If you tap on the small map, the map will move to the corresponding location.

While the overview map is active, routes, paths and marked locations are not displayed on the map. This may be handy if you want to see the map without any objects superimposed.