Bonvo Ski

What is Bonvo Ski?

Bonvo Ski is a free 3D ski and snowboard map app for iPhone that helps you explore ski resorts and plan runs before heading out. The app provides interactive 3D resort maps, slope-level information, and tools to find lifts and on-mountain amenities.

Its core purpose is to make it easier to understand a mountain’s terrain and choose slopes with more confidence, including information intended to help snowboarders avoid flat sections and uphills.

Key Features

Interactive 3D resort maps: View the mountain in true 3D and use tilt/rotate/zoom to understand terrain shape.
Click-and-drag navigation: Manipulate the 3D view with click & drag to inspect the mountain more closely.
Multiple map styles: Switch between map styles while exploring the resort.
Slope analysis on any run: Tap a slope to view difficulty, length, an elevation profile, and a “snowboarder-friendliness score.”
Smart search for runs, lifts, and amenities: Search by name (e.g., a specific run) and find related items quickly; filter results by type.
Snowboard-focused run guidance: Includes a “Best for Snowboarders” badge for slopes and a Flow-Meter that shows run sections using color coding (green, yellow, red).
Offline map support: Download resort maps ahead of time so you can navigate on the mountain without cell service.
Free app with no paywalls: The app’s features are described as fully available at no cost.

How to Use Bonvo Ski

Download the app on iPhone from the App Store.
Explore a resort in 3D by selecting a supported resort and using tilt/rotate/zoom to review the terrain.
Use search to find what you need by typing a slope/run name or searching for nearby amenities like restaurants, restrooms, or rentals.
Tap a slope for details to review difficulty, length, elevation profile, and the snowboarder-friendliness score.
Download maps for offline use before you go, then use the app on-mountain without needing cell service.

Use Cases

Plan your day by slope difficulty and profile: Before riding, inspect elevation profiles and slope attributes by tapping individual runs.
Find a specific run quickly: Search for a named run and jump directly to its location details instead of browsing the entire resort map.
Locate practical amenities on demand: Search for facilities such as restaurants, restrooms, or rentals when you need them mid-trip.
Choose snowboard-friendly lines: Use the “Best for Snowboarders” badge and the Flow-Meter colors to reduce the chance of encountering flat sections or uphills.
Navigate without reliable connectivity: Download resort maps ahead of time, then continue exploring the resort when you’re away from cell service.

FAQ

Is Bonvo Ski free?

Yes. Bonvo Ski is described as completely free to download and use, with features including 3D maps, slope analysis, and offline maps included at no cost.

Does Bonvo Ski work offline?

Yes. You can download resort maps for offline use so you can navigate the mountain without cell service or Wi‑Fi.

Which resorts does Bonvo Ski support?

Bonvo Ski supports resorts across the European Alps, including France, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, and more. The page also states that resorts are added regularly.

What platforms are supported?

The page states Bonvo Ski is available on iOS (iPhone). Android support is described as planned for a future release.

What snowboarder-specific features are included?

The app includes a “Best for Snowboarders” badge and a Flow-Meter that uses green/yellow/red to indicate run segments. It also explains why a slope might lose points.

Alternatives

Other ski resort map apps (2D/3D resort viewers): These typically focus on browsing resort layouts and lift/slope information, but may not include the same level of slope-level analysis or snowboarder-specific scoring.
General outdoor navigation apps with offline maps: Useful for offline routing and map viewing, but may not provide run-by-run ski slope profiles, difficulty, or snowboarder-oriented guidance.
Ski-specific training or analytics tools (activity tracking + terrain context): These may emphasize tracking rides and performance, while Bonvo Ski is positioned more around pre-ride exploration and on-slope navigation with resort maps and search.