OnlyTrails
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Chart standing · US
What changed · US
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NEW • Finish saves the hike — no question first. Stopped early? The saved hike offers Continue hike and puts you straight back on the trail. • Start on Apple Watch is now the main button on a trail, and it says what it is waiting for while the watch starts and asks for permission. • Other routes from this trailhead are drawn over the route you are reading, so you can see whether it is the same walk or a different way up. • Your profile shows each hike with its photographs. A hike with no photograph draws the shape of the walk instead, from the phone — private hikes included. • The Live Activity leads with your next fork or turn and counts down to arrival every second; the lock screen adds battery and the climb still ahead. CHANGED • Deleting a hike with photographs shows them first and offers to save them to your library. • A watch already recording is offered "finish that hike and start this" instead of an error. The hike it ends is saved. • The trail sheet keeps its height when you swipe back, and dragging it no longer drags the page underneath. • Navigation's status line is translated; it had been English in every language. REMOVED • Navigation's layers button — it toggled route colouring for the whole app, which lives in Map style. • Max saver's screen no longer lists battery, ETA and pace; all three are one tap away on the map.
In-app purchases · US
No in-app purchases.
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Your hike is saved on your phone before anything else. Not in an account, not after a sync: the recording, the route and the map are on the device in your hand from the moment you press start. It works with no signal and no account. Download a trail’s topo tiles once and follow it with the radio off. Finish and save a hike with no session, no server and no bars. Apple Watch runs the same navigation, not a remote control for it — the route, the off-route alarm and the eyes-free cues are on the watch, and stay there when the phone is in your pack. OFFLINE TOPO MAPS • OpenTopoMap tiles with true contour lines and hillshade, plus USGS Topo and standard basemaps • Download the tile corridor along the whole route, not a rough box around it • Trail lines colored by steepness, with an elevation profile and grade chart NAVIGATION THAT SURVIVES THE DAY • Off-route alarm plus a saved breadcrumb log for retrace and where-am-I, offline • Eyes-free mode: spoken and haptic fork cues on a near-black glance screen • Adaptive GPS drops to coarse between forks and counts steps with the motion coprocessor, waking full GPS at the decision points • A battery-versus-ETA budget that tightens power saving as your charge drops BRING YOUR OWN ROUTE • Open any .gpx from Files, AirDrop or another app • Draw a route on the map, snap it to real paths, or fork someone else’s and edit it • Automatic distance, elevation gain and drop, grade and difficulty ALWAYS FREE, NEVER GATED • Starting, finishing and saving a recording • Opening an offline map you have already downloaded • Exporting your own routes and recordings as GPX • Following a route, the off-route alarm, retrace and where-am-I • Watch navigation of a route on the phone • The app itself, without an account, offline, indefinitely THE CATALOG, HONESTLY The community catalog is deepest in Chiang Mai and northern Thailand today — that is where the hikers and the verified routes are. Anywhere else, bring your own: import a GPX, draw a route, or just record as you walk. Recording, navigating and saving work the same everywhere on earth. COMMUNITY • Share and discover routes, with crowd difficulty voting and reviews • Junction markings (Bee · Thorn · Slippery · Fork) and “What-the-Fork” photos pinned to confusing forks • Group hikes and events, with a poster you can paste straight into a chat Map tiles © OpenTopoMap (CC-BY-SA) and © OpenStreetMap contributors. USGS Topo tiles courtesy of The National Map.
What's new · 1.18
NEW • Finish saves the hike — no question first. Stopped early? The saved hike offers Continue hike and puts you straight back on the trail. • Start on Apple Watch is now the main button on a trail, and it says what it is waiting for while the watch starts and asks for permission. • Other routes from this trailhead are drawn over the route you are reading, so you can see whether it is the same walk or a different way up. • Your profile shows each hike with its photographs. A hike with no photograph draws the shape of the walk instead, from the phone — private hikes included. • The Live Activity leads with your next fork or turn and counts down to arrival every second; the lock screen adds battery and the climb still ahead. CHANGED • Deleting a hike with photographs shows them first and offers to save them to your library. • A watch already recording is offered "finish that hike and start this" instead of an error. The hike it ends is saved. • The trail sheet keeps its height when you swipe back, and dragging it no longer drags the page underneath. • Navigation's status line is translated; it had been English in every language. REMOVED • Navigation's layers button — it toggled route colouring for the whole app, which lives in Map style. • Max saver's screen no longer lists battery, ETA and pace; all three are one tap away on the map.
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