Maps are interactive. Drag them to move around. Pinch or stretch with two fingers to zoom. Drag two fingers up or down to tilt or around to rotate.

You can track your location on the map, but this uses more battery power. Turn tracking on and off from the Settings page. Tracking is most accurate on devices that have GPS receivers. You can also turn on following, which centers the map on your location continuously, and uses even more battery power.

Touch the location button to center the map on your current location if you haven't enabled following. Your location is shown by a blue dot or arrow. The accuracy of your location is illustrated by a circular area around the marker. You could be anywhere within the circle.

Most hiking trails are shown in the color of the blazes with which the trail is marked.

Map points use the following colors:

Red: general
Orange: distance markers
Yellow: picnic areas
Green: stores
Cyan (aqua): restaurants, drinking fountains
Azure: pavilions
Blue: restrooms
Violet: emergency call boxes
Magenta (fuchsia): restaurants
Rose: parking

You can touch a map point to view its name. Most map points allow you to touch the name to view details.

Be aware that many Stone Mountain Park official maps are oriented with north down.

The Orienteering map shows the advertised route in black and the actual route in red.

The Quarry map shows general quarry areas plus specific locations of quarried stones.

The Songbird Habitat and Woodland Trail maps show the Songbird Habitat Trail in red and the Woodland Trail in brown.

The Sun map shows the sunrise and sunset direction for summer solstice in red and winter solstice in orange.