In a visitor center or tourist information point (TIP), you want people to find their way quickly. With Wolf Maps Kiosk, you bring your interactive map to a touch kiosk. Visitors use the screen to find routes, read information, and get inspired for their visit.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 28 January 2026
An interactive map is ideal for helping visitors explore a region. But what if crossing into the next region could be even easier? That question came from several municipalities in the Dutch Province of Drenthe.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 11 November 2025
Curious how a content creator with over 100,000 followers uses Wolf Maps? Watch the full video of Jora, where she shares what she was looking for and how Wolf Maps helps her become the Navigator of the North.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 27 October 2025
Back in the day you had to be a little economical with your maps. We had a limit on the number of maps per account. Not because we wanted to be difficult, but because it was technically easier. Still, it didn’t feel right. As a mapmaker you simply want to be able to add a new map easily.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 3 September 2025
Welcome to Wolf Maps! Whether you’ve just started using our tool or are simply curious how to bring your world to life digitally, you’re in the right place. With Wolf Maps, you make it easy and fun for visitors to discover an area. But where do you begin? And how do you make sure your map is not only functional but also a true experience? Don’t worry, in this article we’ll guide you step-by-step through the basics. Consider it your personal kick-start to quickly build a fantastic map.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 16 June 2025
You know how many people view your map. But where exactly are they? Which places attract the most attention, and which areas are being overlooked?
Door Aljan Scholtens op 6 May 2025
Every route starts with an idea. The story, the points of interest, the rough path, and finally, the exact route over specific trails and roads.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 13 March 2025
We have something new! You can now track the usage of your map yourself. Discover how often your map is viewed, how long visitors stay, and which locations are popular. You can now monitor this directly in Wolf Maps Studio.
Door Tim Sluis op 25 February 2025
In recent years, hiking and cycling nodes have emerged in the Netherlands. These have become incredibly popular among enthusiasts. The node network takes you past the most beautiful spots and gives you the freedom to choose your own route. From now on, you can add these nodes to your digital map in Wolf Maps.
Door Tim Sluis op 7 January 2025
On November 5th, after weeks of preparation (read: breaking a sweat), our first Wolf Maps event finally took place. Our goal: to give something back to our customers, share knowledge, and learn from each other.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 12 November 2024
GIS, layers, UX and data. Just a glimpse from a developer’s vocabulary. Technical jargon for tools like our interactive maps. We also see too often that software-related solutions focus on the technology, the building, the walls, and the architecture.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 9 October 2024
For the tech-savvy and the innovators – here are the tips for map makers who want to get everything out of their map.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 16 July 2024
The benefits of an interactive map are endless. It’s the way to discover places and gain experiences. Adventure! We love using our own maps too. For example, our colleague Aljan enjoys photography and hiking in the mountains. And there’s plenty to see close to home as well. So he set off on a multi-day trek through Nationaal Park Drentsche Aa with Wolf Maps. Do you also want to become a real map maker? Experience the endless benefits for yourself? Aljan shares his experiences with you.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 20 June 2024
From tech-savvy individuals to office workers and everyone in between; anyone can create a map with Wolf Maps. The best part? Filling your map with hotspots. That can, of course, be done manually – because those spots are still undiscovered. But now you can also use a (touristic) database in Wolf Maps: Plaece, from Insiders (also known as Open Data Platform - ODP). It lets you fill your map super fast with existing locations, content, and routes. And all the other benefits? We share them with you in this blog.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 11 June 2024
Every spring, a small aircraft flies over the Netherlands capturing cities, villages, and nature from high above. The result: fantastic imagery.
Door Tim Sluis op 10 June 2024
