Open map data

Attribution and downloads.

The offline basemap, mapped traverse and permit-zone estimates include data derived from OpenStreetMap. Here is the credit—and the machine-readable data.

Dataset snapshot: August 2026

OpenStreetMap attribution

Map and route data © OpenStreetMap contributors. OpenStreetMap data is available under the Open Database License 1.0. Learn more at openstreetmap.org/copyright. The offline vector tiles use the PMTiles format and a Protomaps-derived build process.

Machine-readable copies

These are the data snapshots distributed with the August 2026 app build. The OpenStreetMap-derived database components are offered under ODbL 1.0. Other facts and elevation fields retain the source terms described inside each file.

What these files do—and do not—mean

The traverse is a crowd-sourced mapped line, not a surveyed track. Distance is measured along that line and likely reads shorter than a real walk. Elevation is modeled from terrain data, not surveyed. Permit-zone polygons are useful for general orientation but are not official legal boundary determinations. The Forest Service and Recreation.gov remain the authorities for current rules.

Corrections and source questions

Email support@enchantmentstraverse.app. Please include the feature, coordinate and primary source where possible.