Go farther. Choose smarter.
Know before you drive.
Overnight spots, sport conditions and forecasts on one map, with an AI co‑pilot that tells you where to go, and why.
- Free map forever
- All sport layers
- No credit card
XCmap AI
Soarable 12:30–17:00
Setúbal coast, Portugal
Quiet park-up 12 min from takeoff
Sound familiar?
Many apps. Zero confidence.
Maps in one tab, forecast in another, camping in a third, and still no answer to "should I drive there?"
XCmap puts stay, sport and forecast on one map.
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Maps layer
One map, your layers
Same trip. Different sport.
Tap your layer. XCmap shows conditions where you can actually stay, park and pull in.
Chase the window. Sleep close enough to make it.
Soarable hours, cloudbase, and OD risk on every takeoff — with overnight spots near enough that your 06:00 alarm actually means something.
- Flyable verdict before you drive — not after you rig up
- Takeoff, landing, and popularity on the map
- Soaring Beta: thermals, cap, XC potential in plain English
Meet your co‑pilot
Ask like you'd ask a local.
Not a generic chatbot. XCmap reads your layers and live conditions, weighs your rig, your route and the forecast, then pins the answer on the map.
Try a real question
I work until 14:00 tomorrow. Quiet park-up tonight, flyable ridge after. Where?
- Lakeside park-up north of Malcesine. Quiet overnight, strong 4G for morning calls, 14 min to the cable car.
- Monte Baldo takeoff. Soarable 14:30–18:00, thermals building, light overdevelopment risk after 17:00.
- Paved motorhome area 8 min south if the wind turns east.
XCmap in numbers
What you get from day one.
- 1M+ places on the map
- 163 countries covered
- 6 forecast models behind the weather
- Free for the map, forever
From the road.
I used to check three weather models before every hiking trip and still end up at a trail that was wet. Now I look for the trail, the weather and a quiet place to park the van in the same view, and I just go.
Swell, wind direction and a beach car park that doesn't ban campers, all at once. I stopped guessing which side of the peninsula would work and started surfing more.
We plan cross-country flights by the evening forecast, then find a landing field with parking nearby for the night. The planning used to take hours. Now it takes about ten minutes.
I just travel with no fixed plan. Height limits, overnight parking and a place to empty the tanks are all on one map. Picking where to stop for the night stopped being the most stressful part of the day.
Before you hit the road
Is XCmap really free?
Yes. Right now XCmap has only a free version: the map, every sport layer and the forecasts, with no credit card and nothing to pay.
Do I still need Park4Night, Windy or my sport apps?
XCmap covers the everyday questions in one place: where to stay, what the conditions are and whether a spot suits your vehicle. Specialist tools still go deeper in their own field, so keep the ones you rely on for the fine detail.
Where in the world does it work?
Anywhere you travel. The map and the weather forecasts are global. Spots such as takeoffs, campings and service points come from open data, partners and travelers, so some regions are mapped in more detail than others, and coverage grows as people contribute.
How are flying conditions calculated?
XCmap combines weather forecast models with what is known about each site, then turns thermals, cloudbase and overdevelopment risk into plain hints. A forecast is a probability, not a promise, so check the sky on site and trust your own judgment.
Can I use it with a motorhome, van or caravan?
Yes, that is what the Stay & Services layer is for: campings, farm stays, overnight and daytime parking, and camper services such as water and showers. You can filter places by rating and by the height of your vehicle.
Where does the data come from?
Base maps come from OpenStreetMap. Spots, amenities and warnings come from open datasets, data partners and the travelers who use XCmap, through their reports and reviews. Weather comes from forecast models.
Your road co‑pilot is one tap away.
Where to stay tonight, what to chase tomorrow. Free to start.
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