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AllTrails: Hiking, Running & Mountain Bike Trails

AllTrails: Hiking, Running & Mountain Bike Trails

AllTrails, LLC

Explore the outdoors: hiking trail maps, bike trails, camping & backpacking maps

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  • img Community
    I discovered AllTrails one year ago while vacationing in Denver. It helped me find some really great hiking places, which ended up being some of the best memories of the trip. I use it anytime I want to enjoy a good walk in nature.
    img by Antonio
    2 years ago
  • img Community
    AllTrails is just the app I am looking for. I am always looking for new trails when I go biking and having a readily available suggestion from this app really makes things easy for me. What I love also is that I can download maps which I can use even when I am offline.
    img by Paulo
    2 years ago
  • img Community
    Alaska has plenty of beautiful, natural sights to see, but many of them are tucked away, so you might have to do a 2 mile hike to get to them. If you're not sure what you want to see, you can get specific hike recommendations as well as all the details and maps you need to get there.
    img by Sharon
    2 years ago
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    Dont you love when you show up to a campsite, and there are already 50 other people there? Yeah me either, AllTrails is the perfect app for finding discrete campsites that sometimes require a short walk away from your car but are totally worth it
    img by Sharon
    2 years ago
  • img Community
    The most satisfying way to explore a state park near you is by going out on foot and taking in all the beauty that the local scenery has to offer. You can find over 75,000 different trails from all the popular state parks across the country and go on a new adventure every day.
    img by Sharon
    2 years ago
  • img Community
    Taking your dog to a local dog park is important to the life of your best friend. It doesn't just mingle with other dogs, but also get to run off leash and exercise. If you can't find a dog park nearby, choose a trail near you from over 2,000 trails listed in a database to take your dog for a walk.
    img by Sharon
    2 years ago
  • img Community
    If you can't decide between 10 trails to use in the Red Desert, this app will help you find the one you will need.
    img by Steve
    2 years ago
  • img Community
    The best way to see New Mexico's beautiful parks is by getting out on foot and experiencing them in person. With over 1,000 different trails in New Mexico alone, you'll have no shortage of options for breath-taking sights.
    img by David
    2 years ago
  • img Community
    Find little-known hiking paths on your road trip. Select from a catalog of over 100,000 trail paths across the US and Canada. Filter your search by length, elevation gain, difficulty, route type, dog friendliness, and trail traffic. Check weather forecasts and read reviews from other adventurers.
    img by Takia
    1 year ago
  • img Community
    Find and explore over 2500 hiking trails in Utah. Go hiking, biking, backpacking, or camping in Utah with hand-curated trail maps on this tool. Log your hikes, rides and view your stats with the GPS activity tracker. Share your hiking activities with friends on social media.
    img by Steve
    1 year ago

  • All Trails is the best for anyone that loves to hike! Jun 24, 2020

    By krazykendall13
    All Trails is such a great resource for anyone who loves to hike! I use the app for all my hiking! I love the record feature that allows me to track my progress on any hike, and I love even more that I can put my phone on airplane mode so that I’m not using data while on my hike and still use the record feature! I always check out the All Trails reviews from other hikers before heading out, and usually find that other hikers have great insight/feedback about trail conditions. The only feature I don’t love about All Trails is the rating technique that is used for hiking trails. Trails are rated as either easy/moderate/hard and I have found through my experience that trails aren’t very consistently rated. I’ve hiked some trails that were rated as hard and the hike felt easy. I’ve hiked some rated as moderate and the hike felt hard. I understand that rating trails is a challenging component of hiking due to different levels of experience and fitness, however I would love to see an option where hikers who have completed the hike are able to submit their feedback on how challenging the hike was from 1-10. I think, overall, a 1-10 scale for how challenging a hike is would be extremely beneficial. Overall, I absolutely love All Trails and use the app daily! I recommend it to anyone and fully support what they are doing! Keep up the great work, All Trails!

  • AllTrails saved me a rescue. Jan 25, 2021

    By stephb11188
    A couple years back I took on an ambitious 13 mile day hike by myself on beautiful sunny day in the Colorado Rockies. While I was familiar with the area, I had never done this specific route before. I had not brought a compass or my SpotX (dumb move) so I had AllTrails pulled up running in the background of my phone so I could refer to the GPS on the map. I had made it over the mountain pass and was making my way down the other side back down to treeline to discover the trail had been washed out. I didn’t think anything of it and started following the creek thinking it ‘ah it’s probably just down here.’ I walked about a half mile before I realized I wasn’t in the right place. I got completely turned around and had no idea which way led back up to where I came from and I had zero cell service. After a brief moment of panic, I remembered I had AllTrails was running so I pulled out my phone and slowly but surely followed the little blue dot as I moved through the woods. According to the map, it was close but I still couldn’t see it. After about 15 minutes, I heard voices and saw people walking above me. I had found the trail! I bushwacked up, took a deep breath and continued on my way. Thanks to AllTrails, I manage to right my path and get back to where I need to be. While it’s not accurate 100% of the time, it truly is a great resource.

  • Few issues lately. Oct 2018 Oct 11, 2018

    By daniG1973*
    Removing the check-in was a bad idea. Hiding it in the “...” was worse, didn’t know it was there and my history is now not accurate, and now I have to make up a name for each recording on the fly. Waste of time. Please put check-in back where it belongs, it’s a critical feature, and right map loads with the name of the trail on the saved history. I also agree with the other user about trail hopping. In New England many trails connect but are listed separately. If you are no longer on the same one you started it appears you are just going rogue on the map. How about auto loading the newly entered trail? Also being able to edit history would be helpful. There’s been a couple times where I started driving home and forgot to hit pause and save. And why the “pause” button when the trail is complete? It’s a weird way to “finish” or “end hike”. Big issue with crashing during use lately. Thought I was recording and it had crashed once phone was put away. If I didn’t stop to take a pic early i would have gone pretty far without noticing. Stinks for tracking distance 😐. Overall I do love and use and recommend this app almost daily to find trails and track my history. Can’t live without it but its been acting weird lately.

  • Great app with one major flaw May 5, 2020

    By EvoRacer37
    I’ve been using AllTrails for a couple months now and I love it. It is a 5 star app by far, yet that is not my rating for it. There are a few quirks I have with the UI, but they are not worth mentioning as they are minor and do not effect the app use whatsoever. My only real issue, which caused my 4 star rating (which killed me to do so), is the fact that you CANNOT LAUNCH THE APP WITHOUT A CELLULAR OR WIFI CONNECTION!! It is ridiculous, plain and simple. I am a Pro subscriber to AllTrails. I did this solely so I could download trail maps prior to going in case I lost service on the trail. That feature works beautifully. But let’s say you download your map, head out to your trail, arrive and go to open app to use the map that is already saved on your phone. Guess what?? Unless you have service, you can’t open the app! So it’s essentially useless. The last thing I want to do is have to add “open AllTrails prior to leaving home” to my to do list to get ready. AllTrails, lets be real for a minute. Hiking, biking, exploring, etc. are all off the grid things! Chances are you won’t have service if you are in a remote location. Fix this issue!! Make an offline version of your app so that paid users who have already downloaded maps can actually use them! With that said, this is an amazing app that is worthy of 5 stars. It is just failing miserably in one particular area that is critical to its use.

  • Oct 8, 2021

    By Rebecca Robert
    I love this app Even without being PRO you can at least get a detailed map of any trail. I just went PRO because it's worth it; about $59/ 3 years. I can now download my trail map, and not have to worry about internet connection, and I get all the other perks that come with the PRO subscription. I would recommend this app to anyone. Start with just signing up, and trust me you will be going PRO ASAP. Keep it up AllTrails!!!

  • Never Ending Trails Aug 7, 2018

    By mopfdt
    I love it! I’ve moved to a new town about a year ago and I’ve only ever known my town hiking spots. So to move somewhere new and not know anywhere to go was frustrating! I love bringing my dogs hiking and even better to find spots they can swim or frolick in the water. BUT once I go somewhere I feel accomplished and ready for the next. So to find so many varieties and close by places to hike is amazing! Whatever town I’m in I just look up what’s around. Whenever I’d Google placed to go there was NOTHING. Or very short and disappointing places. This app is great because it will give you direction right in the app instead of trying to Google Maps it yourself. You can map your rout and GPS where you are to ensure you stay on track and don’t get lost. I’m so much more comfortable going alone when I can see where each path leads and about how long it should take me. People also are great at providing pictures and comments of the trails so it is so easy to find. My biggest annoyance is not being able to find the place to begin with! GPS is all good and dandy but sometimes it will just bring you to the location but the location isn’t clarified. So by people uploading their photos let’s you get a visual of what you’re looking for. Overall, the best app!

  • Sep 26, 2021

    By Chris Durand
    First of all, put a marker for your current position on the elevation chart to match the map. Having to sweep the elevation chart till the dot matches your location on the map is a poor experience. The UI could be a little better such as how to get back and forth between map, elevation and stats (miles/time), I just don't find the UI intuitive. Poor offline experience but out of room to type an explanation

  • Good app, but ... Jul 24, 2020

    By mt_shasta_hiker
    I have been using the app for hiking and mountain biking. It´s very valuable and makes you feel really confident and worry free, that you are following the right trail and that you will get home safely. Although, I have found 2 things, which need improvement : 1) I was recording my day hike and when I got back to my car, I wanted to save the hike, review it etc. But, there was no cell phone signal, which typically there isn’t, when you hike, so the application wouldn’t let me finish the process of saving/reviewing/adding comments. Then I drove back to town and wanted to finish this process. But the application, was basically asking me, if I want to continue recording, if I said “no”, the only choice it gave me, was to clear the data. Of course, I don’t want to add car drive to my hiking trip ...., 2) The other improvement is related to it. I think, if one is recording hiking trip and then forgets to save it, when gets back to car, the application should automatically detect, that obviously one is not hiking anymore, since the speed is > 10 miles/hour. It should then, ideally, ask you, if you want to make the car ride part of your recording or not. Actually, this happens to me a lot, that I forget to stop recording or that I’m not able to save the trip, because of missing cell phone signal.

  • MUST HAVE APP! Jul 24, 2020

    By OriginalRedlayce
    I absolutely LOVE this app!! I hike alone 90% of the time and I love this for finding new trails, staying in trail and keeping someone in the know of my whereabouts. I love the pictures, reviews and recordings submitted by real people so I can understand whether it’s something I think I could handle or not. The only downsides I’ve come across so far are 1) when you’re flipping through submitted photos, you can tap in the white area near the persons name who submitted it in order to see how long ago it was (ie a month, week, year etc) BUT! Be careful!! I’ve accidentally hit “suggest hide” on a couple photos and you can’t undo that!!!! Super frustrating!!! I’m not trying to flag or hide anyone’s photos! I just wanna know when it was taken. I’m sorry people! 2) when you’re looking for trails in your area using the map, you have to zoom in/out to the perfect spot for the trail markers to pop up. They disappear really easily if you zoom in or out too much in the slightest or if you move the map position even a tiny bit. I feel like those are both easy fixes. I recommend any outdoorsy people download the app. It’s fun to pick hikes for each other when you live states away and then chat about them after you’ve completed them! I love this app!

  • Sep 29, 2021

    By Dan Fox
    Very mediocre experience. Have had a subscription for a few years and never loved this app but it seems to be getting worse. Will probably cancel at this point... useful for finding hikes, but that's about it. Won't load information about a hike half the time (it just hangs), and the offline mode is atrocious. Even if you save a map, you need internet to pull it up and initiate. Plus navigating the app is slow and the user interface could use some improvements.
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  • Oct 3, 2021

    By Sarah Reynolds
    Trying to zoom out on the map is so maddening that I'm not renewing. Notice the other reviews complaining about the same thing. You try to zoom out, but it zooms right back in, and trail markers are right on the edge of your phone screen. You have to spastically pinch out over and over, very quickly in order to zoom out. Sorry, but this is such a dumb UX.

  • Oct 17, 2021

    By David Costantino
    New update is terrible. Will not save settings and reordered all of my favorites without notification. Can't reorder them the way I want and it won't even save it when I select alphabetical instead of recently added. Stop changing things without letting users know or be able to change them back the way we want them!

  • Oct 11, 2021

    By Nancy Coleman Poekert
    I added a star because it did help on one trail that I remembered to download in advance. But mostly I wasted my money on the pro version. There is no reason they can't store all of the trails as text on your phone so the are available when you don't have a cell signal, which is frequently the case.

  • Oct 3, 2021

    By Tom Simonick
    New version will not track on a downloaded map. Clearing cache doesn't work, restarting doesn't work. Same comments as Brian McNicholas 08/05/21. 10/02/21: The app UI crashes, or ends a hike for some reason. I can't figure it out. When I'm hiking I use Alltrails and my camera app. I don't know if the Finish button gets pressed (unlikely) or the problem is creating waypoints. Or is it the annoying "congratultions" text box that pops up after creating a waypoint.

  • Love the features. Old UI was iffy. New UI is bad. Apr 21, 2021

    By Euphorbia Monstrose
    I am a generally happy all rails pro subscriber - it’s made my COVID-inspired outdoorsiness possible! But the new UI is ...oh, not good. I loved the simple Record button. Now when I manage to find the button through Navigate (which is not the right word! I’m not navigating, just starting to walk from wherever I am and want the app to capture it), and press Pause, doesn’t leave it paused. .The old version often stopped my recording when I only wanted to pause - and I couldn’t get back in and tell it Nope, so I would end up with two hikes split up because I couldn’t opt to continue where I left off. But,the new design is worse, because not only is it completely unintuitive to even find the button to start a recording, now if you don’t press and *hold* to stop/save, and simply hit pause (perhaps because you don’t care if you save the recording), it just seems to keep recording. So I wound up with a ~80mi hike the other day because it captured my entire drive for the day after I had thought I stopped the recording, and the walk itself was maybe half a mile. So now I had to delete the entire hike, which is not a huge deal but now my iPhone health app thinks I was some kind of superwoman for a single day and will forever compare me to it, unfavorably. I love this app. But please get some more experienced ux folks to review these designs.

  • Sep 26, 2021

    By Russell Hanford
    Poor functionality, loss of free services I upgraded to pro for one year to be able to download tracks for the Catskills 3500 challenge. It worked, but not all the time. At a few VERY critical times, it not only didn't tell me where I was, it displayed my location incorrectly, by several hundred feet. Listen to everyone saying map and compass skills are necessary, this app is only a kinda pretty guide. Both Gaia and Avenza are better apps as far as function and views. Map layers are disappearing

  • Buyer Beware Jul 24, 2019

    By emilypcut17
    I bought this app a couple of days ago and tried to use it for a backpacking trip in a nearby national forest. Firstly, the app’s maps didn’t match the park’s trail maps AT ALL, so I decided to take both with me of course. As I went on, it seemed like the AllTrails version was just random gps points that had been made up. We were somewhat in the general area but absolutely could not have used it to find our way anywhere out there. I tried it again on another trail when we got back just to see and it wasn’t accurate either! Most of them have been, but if even some of them aren’t, then I cannot trust it. I planned to use this product for multi-day trips but it seems super unsafe now. The worst part is, when I went to request a refund for the above reasons, I got immediate denied (without anyone even looking into my claim) and it’s near impossible to get ahold of anyone at AllTrails. So, that’s $60 that I’ll never see again for a product that I’ll certainly never use. I do not recommend this product! The free version for simple day hikes was great. But if you want it for anything more in depth, this is not the right app for you!

  • Worst update of all time. Please UNDO all of it! Apr 30, 2021

    By crzgrlprdctns
    Ever since you updated the app, it’s a nightmare. Tells me I have done double the elevation gain I’ve done. Stops tracking me when I exit the app to check a text or my timer. Totally ruined my Grand Canyon hike by separating into 10 separate completed small hikes, instead of tracking my complete hike including offshoots off the main trail (which it used to do well). It’s terrible. I hate it. I’ve recommended it to hundreds of people and cannot anymore. PLEASE UNDO YOUR HORRIBLE UPDATES! And seriously how dare you try and force me to rate, name, add photos to and comment on every single walk I ever take. That’s insane. I hike some trails 4 times a week. Why would I do that? Then it freezes up when I try and exit the forced commenting and I have no choice. HORRIBLE. HORRIBLE. Upgrade. Writing this at a summit where I’ve once again lost my whole hike because the app stopped tracking when I got a text message. WTaF?

  • Long Time User Pro Account Jun 13, 2020

    By Breathtakingphotos BTP
    A few times the app doesn’t load. I’m currently trying to load it on my upgraded home WiFi and gray screen. It’s been happening more often lately. I check my WiFi speed and opened google, CNN, watched videos lightening fast so it is not my WiFi. It’s happening more and more recently and it’s frustrating. Especially for a paid app. Something changed. And I’m reading others posted similar. I was raving about your app and that will cease as this issue you’re having is continuing to worsen. And contact your support team... as recommended in prior review. Is unacceptable. It’s your issue your developer and taking subscriptions you figure it out and you waste your time not mine. I downloaded Mt Maggie / lakes maps in Springville Ca and plan to start in 6 hours. Now all is useless just a blank grayed out screen. Fix your issues please so I can once again enjoy it. Fellow hikers dumped your app because of issues I’m holding out hope. Thank You
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  • img Community
    I discovered AllTrails one year ago while vacationing in Denver. It helped me find some really great hiking places, which ended up being some of the best memories of the trip. I use it anytime I want to enjoy a good walk in nature.
    img by Antonio
    2 years ago
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    AllTrails is just the app I am looking for. I am always looking for new trails when I go biking and having a readily available suggestion from this app really makes things easy for me. What I love also is that I can download maps which I can use even when I am offline.
    img by Paulo
    2 years ago
  • img Community
    Alaska has plenty of beautiful, natural sights to see, but many of them are tucked away, so you might have to do a 2 mile hike to get to them. If you're not sure what you want to see, you can get specific hike recommendations as well as all the details and maps you need to get there.
    img by Sharon
    2 years ago
  • img Community
    Dont you love when you show up to a campsite, and there are already 50 other people there? Yeah me either, AllTrails is the perfect app for finding discrete campsites that sometimes require a short walk away from your car but are totally worth it
    img by Sharon
    2 years ago
  • img Community
    The most satisfying way to explore a state park near you is by going out on foot and taking in all the beauty that the local scenery has to offer. You can find over 75,000 different trails from all the popular state parks across the country and go on a new adventure every day.
    img by Sharon
    2 years ago
  • img Community
    Taking your dog to a local dog park is important to the life of your best friend. It doesn't just mingle with other dogs, but also get to run off leash and exercise. If you can't find a dog park nearby, choose a trail near you from over 2,000 trails listed in a database to take your dog for a walk.
    img by Sharon
    2 years ago
  • img Community
    If you can't decide between 10 trails to use in the Red Desert, this app will help you find the one you will need.
    img by Steve
    2 years ago
  • img Community
    The best way to see New Mexico's beautiful parks is by getting out on foot and experiencing them in person. With over 1,000 different trails in New Mexico alone, you'll have no shortage of options for breath-taking sights.
    img by David
    2 years ago
  • img Community
    Find little-known hiking paths on your road trip. Select from a catalog of over 100,000 trail paths across the US and Canada. Filter your search by length, elevation gain, difficulty, route type, dog friendliness, and trail traffic. Check weather forecasts and read reviews from other adventurers.
    img by Takia
    1 year ago
  • img Community
    Find and explore over 2500 hiking trails in Utah. Go hiking, biking, backpacking, or camping in Utah with hand-curated trail maps on this tool. Log your hikes, rides and view your stats with the GPS activity tracker. Share your hiking activities with friends on social media.
    img by Steve
    1 year ago
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    1. 50,000+ hand-curated trail maps crowdsourced from millions of hikers, mountain bikers, and trail runners who love the great outdoors as much as you do
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    3. Join the interactive hiking community: Record your adventures, share and rate across social media, and follow your friends along their own trail runs

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  • All Trails is the best for anyone that loves to hike! Jun 24, 2020

    By krazykendall13
    All Trails is such a great resource for anyone who loves to hike! I use the app for all my hiking! I love the record feature that allows me to track my progress on any hike, and I love even more that I can put my phone on airplane mode so that I’m not using data while on my hike and still use the record feature! I always check out the All Trails reviews from other hikers before heading out, and usually find that other hikers have great insight/feedback about trail conditions. The only feature I don’t love about All Trails is the rating technique that is used for hiking trails. Trails are rated as either easy/moderate/hard and I have found through my experience that trails aren’t very consistently rated. I’ve hiked some trails that were rated as hard and the hike felt easy. I’ve hiked some rated as moderate and the hike felt hard. I understand that rating trails is a challenging component of hiking due to different levels of experience and fitness, however I would love to see an option where hikers who have completed the hike are able to submit their feedback on how challenging the hike was from 1-10. I think, overall, a 1-10 scale for how challenging a hike is would be extremely beneficial. Overall, I absolutely love All Trails and use the app daily! I recommend it to anyone and fully support what they are doing! Keep up the great work, All Trails!

  • AllTrails saved me a rescue. Jan 25, 2021

    By stephb11188
    A couple years back I took on an ambitious 13 mile day hike by myself on beautiful sunny day in the Colorado Rockies. While I was familiar with the area, I had never done this specific route before. I had not brought a compass or my SpotX (dumb move) so I had AllTrails pulled up running in the background of my phone so I could refer to the GPS on the map. I had made it over the mountain pass and was making my way down the other side back down to treeline to discover the trail had been washed out. I didn’t think anything of it and started following the creek thinking it ‘ah it’s probably just down here.’ I walked about a half mile before I realized I wasn’t in the right place. I got completely turned around and had no idea which way led back up to where I came from and I had zero cell service. After a brief moment of panic, I remembered I had AllTrails was running so I pulled out my phone and slowly but surely followed the little blue dot as I moved through the woods. According to the map, it was close but I still couldn’t see it. After about 15 minutes, I heard voices and saw people walking above me. I had found the trail! I bushwacked up, took a deep breath and continued on my way. Thanks to AllTrails, I manage to right my path and get back to where I need to be. While it’s not accurate 100% of the time, it truly is a great resource.

  • Few issues lately. Oct 2018 Oct 11, 2018

    By daniG1973*
    Removing the check-in was a bad idea. Hiding it in the “...” was worse, didn’t know it was there and my history is now not accurate, and now I have to make up a name for each recording on the fly. Waste of time. Please put check-in back where it belongs, it’s a critical feature, and right map loads with the name of the trail on the saved history. I also agree with the other user about trail hopping. In New England many trails connect but are listed separately. If you are no longer on the same one you started it appears you are just going rogue on the map. How about auto loading the newly entered trail? Also being able to edit history would be helpful. There’s been a couple times where I started driving home and forgot to hit pause and save. And why the “pause” button when the trail is complete? It’s a weird way to “finish” or “end hike”. Big issue with crashing during use lately. Thought I was recording and it had crashed once phone was put away. If I didn’t stop to take a pic early i would have gone pretty far without noticing. Stinks for tracking distance 😐. Overall I do love and use and recommend this app almost daily to find trails and track my history. Can’t live without it but its been acting weird lately.

  • Oct 8, 2021

    By Rebecca Robert
    I love this app Even without being PRO you can at least get a detailed map of any trail. I just went PRO because it's worth it; about $59/ 3 years. I can now download my trail map, and not have to worry about internet connection, and I get all the other perks that come with the PRO subscription. I would recommend this app to anyone. Start with just signing up, and trust me you will be going PRO ASAP. Keep it up AllTrails!!!

  • Never Ending Trails Aug 7, 2018

    By mopfdt
    I love it! I’ve moved to a new town about a year ago and I’ve only ever known my town hiking spots. So to move somewhere new and not know anywhere to go was frustrating! I love bringing my dogs hiking and even better to find spots they can swim or frolick in the water. BUT once I go somewhere I feel accomplished and ready for the next. So to find so many varieties and close by places to hike is amazing! Whatever town I’m in I just look up what’s around. Whenever I’d Google placed to go there was NOTHING. Or very short and disappointing places. This app is great because it will give you direction right in the app instead of trying to Google Maps it yourself. You can map your rout and GPS where you are to ensure you stay on track and don’t get lost. I’m so much more comfortable going alone when I can see where each path leads and about how long it should take me. People also are great at providing pictures and comments of the trails so it is so easy to find. My biggest annoyance is not being able to find the place to begin with! GPS is all good and dandy but sometimes it will just bring you to the location but the location isn’t clarified. So by people uploading their photos let’s you get a visual of what you’re looking for. Overall, the best app!

  • MUST HAVE APP! Jul 24, 2020

    By OriginalRedlayce
    I absolutely LOVE this app!! I hike alone 90% of the time and I love this for finding new trails, staying in trail and keeping someone in the know of my whereabouts. I love the pictures, reviews and recordings submitted by real people so I can understand whether it’s something I think I could handle or not. The only downsides I’ve come across so far are 1) when you’re flipping through submitted photos, you can tap in the white area near the persons name who submitted it in order to see how long ago it was (ie a month, week, year etc) BUT! Be careful!! I’ve accidentally hit “suggest hide” on a couple photos and you can’t undo that!!!! Super frustrating!!! I’m not trying to flag or hide anyone’s photos! I just wanna know when it was taken. I’m sorry people! 2) when you’re looking for trails in your area using the map, you have to zoom in/out to the perfect spot for the trail markers to pop up. They disappear really easily if you zoom in or out too much in the slightest or if you move the map position even a tiny bit. I feel like those are both easy fixes. I recommend any outdoorsy people download the app. It’s fun to pick hikes for each other when you live states away and then chat about them after you’ve completed them! I love this app!

  • Long time user Sep 8, 2019

    By Alinkem
    I love this app and have been using it for years now. It is by far the best GPS tracking app I can find. The maps are detailed and accurate and the descriptions and directions are excellent. Over the years some great upgrades have been made, some of my favorites include being able to download tracks for offline use, marking distance and elevation along a specific track, and being able to create a map by selecting certain trails. There are still some frustrating faults with this app, however. For example, in order to record and keep a GPS recording a track a hike has to be part of an existing trail which can get annoying when I do infrequent or bushwhacking hikes. Having an option to keep tracks privately would be very helpful. One upgrade I would love to see is the ability to edit or add to a track after I finish. Many times in the past I have forgotten to end a track and drove away, the result was an inaccurate GPS track. Also as the app currently is I can’t track multi-day trips, I can pause a track when I stop for lunch, but if I stop for the night my progress disappears. I would like to be able to add to a completed or paused track to be able to record multiple day trips.

  • Crashing on Course Apr 8, 2021

    By Spencer99Jones
    Hello! Pro member here and have some concerns. The app keeps crashing while I’m in the middle of 20-30 mile hikes. This is dangerous when you rely on AllTrails to alert you when you’re off course and have a lifeline feature engaged so your husband can track your progress from work! I am also frustrated because when it crashes, it also leaves me with gaps in my recordings till I figure out that it’s not working. I prefer to be enjoying the surroundings and not constantly checking if the app is recording and connected. I have been a Pro member over a year and have had no major issues till recently. Just sent an email to AllTrails about this concern. Thought maybe leaving a review would get a quicker response. A few notes to eliminate user error when the crashes occur - My phone battery has plenty of charge. No other apps are open on my phone. It literally has an error message that something went wrong. AllTrails please help! Please fix! Also, I’m discovering that some of the maps underestimate mileage up to a few miles. Have been planning on those underestimates because they’re unreliable when planning how much daylight a hike may require and the quantity of supplies to bring.

  • My go to app for outdoor adventures Jan 25, 2021

    By vtdogguy
    I’ve had all trails pro for over a year and planned several hikes on it and tracked them. I have not found any other app with as many trails or as complete. I absolutely love the ability to download various maps prior to my trips because they are usually in areas without cell service. No where else has all the types in one place or as easy to find. The tracking on the downloaded maps has saved me and my son’s Boy Scout troop miles in areas where it gets more difficult to stay on trail. In addition to hiking (day and multi day) I like to take my truck out on trails and the reviews here have been great on helping to decide where to go .....and not. All that great stuff said there are a couple things I’d like to see. First would be the ability to plan hikes on my IPad or phone. On the same vein the ability to see and update my account on iPad and phone. The biggest things I would like to see is the location of springs/ water sources with icons maybe 2 icons 1 for drinkable and one for filtering and maybe something to indicate if it’s conditions depending or always there. Also an icon for camp site locations. These would make planning longer multi day hikes easier.

  • Excellent App Useful for Horseback Riding Mar 1, 2021

    By Horsinjohn
    I use the app as an adjunct to Horse Rider for horseback riding. Checked it out on a 9.5 mile horseback ride at Lizzie Lake near St. Cloud, FL. One other rider has the app also. At the northern end of this trail is a series of relatively short loops that would be easy to get mixed up in. The app worked perfectly for the main trail and all the little loops. The big plus for my usage is that it shows your position on an Alltrails map. It seems to be accurate. However, in some local trails that I frequently ride, I have seen some instances where the Alltrails map is not quite up to date. However it does show paths that people actually use, which are not always the same as the park or reserve on line maps. I use Horse Rider to record my track, which includes the path, speed, and in my case heartbeat, calories, distance, etc. The great thing about Horse Rider is that it automatically shows your path on a satellite map. These make a great pair, as you can instantly check your position on the Alltrails app without scrolling through a lot of stuff. Local to the places I ride, the maps are generally complete and accurate.
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  • Great app with one major flaw May 5, 2020

    By EvoRacer37
    I’ve been using AllTrails for a couple months now and I love it. It is a 5 star app by far, yet that is not my rating for it. There are a few quirks I have with the UI, but they are not worth mentioning as they are minor and do not effect the app use whatsoever. My only real issue, which caused my 4 star rating (which killed me to do so), is the fact that you CANNOT LAUNCH THE APP WITHOUT A CELLULAR OR WIFI CONNECTION!! It is ridiculous, plain and simple. I am a Pro subscriber to AllTrails. I did this solely so I could download trail maps prior to going in case I lost service on the trail. That feature works beautifully. But let’s say you download your map, head out to your trail, arrive and go to open app to use the map that is already saved on your phone. Guess what?? Unless you have service, you can’t open the app! So it’s essentially useless. The last thing I want to do is have to add “open AllTrails prior to leaving home” to my to do list to get ready. AllTrails, lets be real for a minute. Hiking, biking, exploring, etc. are all off the grid things! Chances are you won’t have service if you are in a remote location. Fix this issue!! Make an offline version of your app so that paid users who have already downloaded maps can actually use them! With that said, this is an amazing app that is worthy of 5 stars. It is just failing miserably in one particular area that is critical to its use.

  • Good app, but ... Jul 24, 2020

    By mt_shasta_hiker
    I have been using the app for hiking and mountain biking. It´s very valuable and makes you feel really confident and worry free, that you are following the right trail and that you will get home safely. Although, I have found 2 things, which need improvement : 1) I was recording my day hike and when I got back to my car, I wanted to save the hike, review it etc. But, there was no cell phone signal, which typically there isn’t, when you hike, so the application wouldn’t let me finish the process of saving/reviewing/adding comments. Then I drove back to town and wanted to finish this process. But the application, was basically asking me, if I want to continue recording, if I said “no”, the only choice it gave me, was to clear the data. Of course, I don’t want to add car drive to my hiking trip ...., 2) The other improvement is related to it. I think, if one is recording hiking trip and then forgets to save it, when gets back to car, the application should automatically detect, that obviously one is not hiking anymore, since the speed is > 10 miles/hour. It should then, ideally, ask you, if you want to make the car ride part of your recording or not. Actually, this happens to me a lot, that I forget to stop recording or that I’m not able to save the trip, because of missing cell phone signal.

  • Oct 1, 2021

    By Kyle Larivee
    Great app that helps users find new recreational areas and log their adventures. I purchased Pro because of the advertised "off trail" notification. However this doesn't work as well as it could, no audible notification is sounded, only a notification appears on your screen; which gives you plenty of time to realize already that you went off track if you're looking at your phone. An audible alert would make this feature amazing, as I hate looking at my phone while running.

  • Oct 10, 2021

    By John Dohmen
    Great app to track your own hikes or to follow hikes from other people. Only thing I miss is the option to include multiple tracks in one map so that I can see what other options I have when hiking. the option to switch track while navigating is present, but you have to know where you can switch to an alternative route. Lifeline is better than anything have seen in similar apps.

  • Get the Details, Hike with Confidence! Sep 6, 2020

    By RoseCityCat
    This beats a trail book for excellent topo maps. The recent user trail comments are incredibly helpful for understanding current trail conditions. Love the posted photos so you can get an idea of views you will encounter. I love the fact that Printed maps show an elevation guide. Very cool that you can view a trail, and then see “nearby trails” allowing you to quickly assess what’s available in a given area. The reason for 4 stars is that the program needs several improvements 1) the trail creation features are not simple to access and use and can snap onto the wrong segment and can be problematic to close on loop trails for accurate distance measurement. 2) maps only print at specific ratios (not perfectly zoom customizable) so often trail is printed too small or large. I often have to split trail into 2-3 pages to get good detail. 3) the chosen route prints as a continuous red line and covers up the forest service trail numbers... forcing you to hand label printed maps with the #s if you are linking trails etc. Those deficiencies aside, AllTrails is an amazing tool to plan. It’s given me the confidence to discover and hike trails I would have never attempted otherwise. App is nice for downloaded trail map. GPS point can help confirm current location which is reassuring!

  • Oct 9, 2021

    By louie linux
    I have used alltrails to plan and navigate on backpacking trips/hikes and I love it. HOWEVER, I really really really wish they would create a wear os app 😕. It doesn't have to be a stand alone navigation app, just a companion app with a small map to show you where you are, stats like current elevation and distance to your next waypoint etc. It would be awesome to not have to get my phone out as much and risk dropping it down the side of a mountain or something.

  • Sep 29, 2021

    By Jeremy Williams
    So useful, the only app i actually pay for. Downloadable maps have have helped me alot when hiking off trail. Really would like to see maps get updated more, there are some outdated maps that users have to discuss in the comments. A feature for submitting map edits would be very nice. Aldo the GPS can be extremely unreliable sometimes. All in all though, the best of the three hiking apps ive tried

  • Moderate Hikerbiker Jul 20, 2020

    By HungryEater0329
    The trail suggestions and information are very good and useful. I use the app for both casual biking and hiking. (As it’s advertised for both. Some suggestions. 1) Would be nice for the recorded route tracing to be a heat map showing pace along the way. Note, this also helps determine direction in intersecting and overlapping lines in a route. This is especially useful for biking and running. It would also to have heat mapped pace to be recorded on elevation diagram to see where I can use improvement. (How I’ve improved on uphill portions of routes, for instance). 2) I just went on a 1:18 route on my bike, recording and using the map for directions. iPhone X went from 90% power to 17% power. Another app I use for the same purpose has WAY LESS battery consumption. I would really like to use the Pro version of All Trails for biking, but this level of battery consumption will be prohibitive. 3) Would be great to have hike/walk, run, bike settings for All Trails. While most of the settings would be the same, I might not need always on map for running or hiking, and sampling rate may be different. 4) Integration with FitBit and/or Apple Watch.

  • If I could give negative stars I would. Jul 29, 2020

    By THEIrishRed
    Edit: so it eventually worked its bugs out about 2/3 of the way into my hike. I changed my rating to 4 stars because the maps and the lifeline are valuable but only if they work consistently! OP: So I am trying to use the app that I paid (I think) $40 for (for a one year subscription) that I’ve had about a month. After the “update” it won’t load up. Tried to contact CS but you have to apparently open the app for that. How stupid is that? Aren’t software engineers supposed to be building these things? Intelligent men and women whose job is to think these things through? Thank GOD they’re not building bridges or we’d all die. Next I uninstalled and reinstalled it and NOW it will load the app but will not allow me to sign in. Great update, Alltrails. Superb job. 🙄 So now I’ve wasted an hour plus trying to fix this, with absolutely no luck, and will go hike—with no way for my movements to be tracked by my loved ones as I hike alone—in the now sweltering Southern Summer heat and humidity. Thanks so much. Worst $40 I ever spent and I promise you this—the last $40 of my money you’ll ever see.

  • Easy and EASY Jun 25, 2020

    By pnkmom2
    Love this app. So grateful they have so many trails listed and that people contribute comments pretty regularly. Some trails listed on the app are well-marked/defined (in person); others are not. I’ve had to use the app several times to locate the actual trailhead and to stay on trails that had forks in the path. So for trails not super well-defined, if you think you might go out of a cell service area on your phone while hiking, download the hike beforehand, so you have it for the whole hike. (It can be daunting to be mid-hike and have no idea which way to go, if the app stops working.) Also pay attention to the elevation gains shown for each hike on the app and read the comments. They give you a pretty thorough idea of what you’re in for. Keep in mind ‘Easy’ doesn’t necessarily mean the HIKE is easy. (That part depends on your fitness level.) It means the TERRAIN is easy. (Hence the need to pay attention to the elevation on a hike.) Anything with more than 100 feet of elevation gain PER MILE is going to be a LITTLE bit of a workout (from the perspective of a 125 lb., 50+ year-old female in decent shape). But have fun and KEEP ON HIKING!!
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  • Sep 26, 2021

    By Chris Durand
    First of all, put a marker for your current position on the elevation chart to match the map. Having to sweep the elevation chart till the dot matches your location on the map is a poor experience. The UI could be a little better such as how to get back and forth between map, elevation and stats (miles/time), I just don't find the UI intuitive. Poor offline experience but out of room to type an explanation

  • Sep 29, 2021

    By Dan Fox
    Very mediocre experience. Have had a subscription for a few years and never loved this app but it seems to be getting worse. Will probably cancel at this point... useful for finding hikes, but that's about it. Won't load information about a hike half the time (it just hangs), and the offline mode is atrocious. Even if you save a map, you need internet to pull it up and initiate. Plus navigating the app is slow and the user interface could use some improvements.

  • Oct 2, 2021

    By Dan Johnson
    The best thing about the Alltrails app is that it has introduced me to trails in my area that I would otherwise not have known about. One of the downsides of Alltrails is trying to follow the posted trail on the app, very often trails are rerouted but you still have people trying to follow Alltrails in replace of a map and compass.

  • Oct 3, 2021

    By Nate Wolf
    So disappointing that you can't download all the trails in an area at once offline even with my paid account. I like to be able to drive to a remote area and just take things day by day instead of having to download every trail I might want to hike ahead of time. The Hiking Project is totally free and allows you to download every trail map in an entire state at once.

  • Concerns with update May 30, 2021

    By MH-PAC
    My overall impressions of the app have been good, however, since the most recent update, there seems to be a glitch with automatic syncing. I use my Garmin watch to track activity and it is automatically synced to Alltrails. Alltrails is consistently adding an extra mile to each hike from what is tracked in Garmin. If Garmin Connect tells me I’ve hiked 8 miles, Alltrails lists it as 9 miles. This has only been an issue since the new update; everything matched prior. This has been incredibly annoying since the mileage is not accurate. I’ve been uploading the GPX files but also new, Alltrails is not recognizing the time and pace info (even though I’ve previously uploaded GPX files with that info). I contacted Alltrails but they didn’t have much have an answer. Rep mentioned Alltrails uses “smoothing” but it doesn’t make sense that “smoothing” would add distance. Is anyone else having this issue? Hope it gets fixed, but it makes me less inclined to use Alltrails to track hikes. Update: AllTrails “addressed” my issue but ended up completely missing the point. They wrote that our phones have “noise” but my issue is AllTrails is incorrectly and randomly adds distance to my Garmin synced files. Why would they add distance to a synced file? That seems to be an issue with their app specifically.

  • Maps on watch need improvements Feb 18, 2020

    By Leftquark
    The AllTrails iPhone all is pretty much a 5-star app. My biggest gripe is probably the long load times to lunch the app. I have the latest version which was supposed to improve app launch times but instead I’m seeing some of the slowest launches to date. Today I paused a recording to take some photos and when I came back to the app it took nearly 30 seconds on an iPhone 11 Pro Max. Considering the app was open and running 10 seconds earlier, with a recording paused, I would have expected the app to launch instantaneously. Please fix this, especially when re-launching a paused recording. But my ultimate 3 star review is for the watch app. I love that I can finally see the map on my wrist without having to pull out my phone, but then to shrink the map so small with superfluous information below it, makes the map nearly useless. The watch screen is so small as it is, so having the map shrink to a small square means I can barely see any detail in what’s coming up in the trail. I like that I can select what information is displayed below the map, but I want a “none” option so I can see the map as large as possible! Otherwise I love the app - mostly because it has a bazillion high quality maps and I can easily search and find a trail to hike!

  • Oct 1, 2021

    By Artur Klauser
    Functionality is OK as hiking apps go. The UI has some rather annoying behaviors, like zooming away from where you were just looking, and could be a lot better. Being able to download offline maps is good. Only allowing it for a selected trail and not being able to download a map region for offline use is not good. Some features are only available on the web page (e.g. 3D view) or available in the app but very hard to use (e.g. creating a new trail from map points).

  • Oct 10, 2021

    By Adrian Torchiana
    As noted by other reviewers, the map behaves extremely erratically and annoyingly when zooming and panning. When I zoom out, the map automatically zooms back in. It keeps adjusting after I lift my fingers off the screen, and snaps back to a different zoom level. I feel like I have to fight the app to get it to zoom to the desired level and stay there. Comically frustrating.

  • Will be looking for another app... Dec 17, 2020

    By snowMonkey28
    Overall the app is great! Easy to use, helpful to find new trails, pretty great tracking and mapping. The only complaint I have, and it is a deal breaker for me, the save and clear buttons are right next to the record button. When you pause, and then go to start again there is a chance you’ll end your current ride, walk, etc. Terrible placement for those. It is common we will ride, and at some point pause for water, session, snack, and then the save button is accidentally hit or even sweat falling on the phone has cleared a current ride. It’s insanely frustrating when you want the recorded 10-15 mile path for reference or whatever and it is cleared from accidentally hitting save. I feel like that is a really terrible issue to even have to worry about. Even having a “You sure?” after selecting save would be great; then you could back out of it. Started looking into other apps to use and found I really enjoy Strava. Great community with that app. I recommend checking it out and using it. The clear button does have a “You sure?”, but save doesn’t. I like that someone reached out to me about the issue, and again, the app is great overall. Although I responded, there was never a response from them.

  • Good phone app with a garbage watch app Jan 6, 2018

    By Kernal_Pan1c
    The app itself is the best I’ve found so far at finding trails. This probably because of the wider user support compared to other apps. It does hit your battery a smidge harder than other hiking apps I’ve tried but so far I haven’t had that be a real problem. However, I cannot for the life of me understand the thought behind the watch app design. All you can do is start/stop a recording and then check some basic stats. No map integration for you to quickly check and see what way you should go at the fork in the trail, which seems to me to be most of the reason you’d want this on your wrist. Most of the other options on the app store offer this. Also, still no health integration? Not vital but cmon it’d be nice. Overall I recommend it for finding popular trails and helping you get along while hiking as they’ve got pretty good user support. But man, it’s not updated very often and when new features are added they’re not very well thought out. I’m coming up on the time where I need to renew pro and I’m not sure I will. I might just use google to find the trails and use another more well thought out and feature rich app for the hiking itself.
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  • Oct 3, 2021

    By Sarah Reynolds
    Trying to zoom out on the map is so maddening that I'm not renewing. Notice the other reviews complaining about the same thing. You try to zoom out, but it zooms right back in, and trail markers are right on the edge of your phone screen. You have to spastically pinch out over and over, very quickly in order to zoom out. Sorry, but this is such a dumb UX.

  • Oct 17, 2021

    By David Costantino
    New update is terrible. Will not save settings and reordered all of my favorites without notification. Can't reorder them the way I want and it won't even save it when I select alphabetical instead of recently added. Stop changing things without letting users know or be able to change them back the way we want them!

  • Oct 11, 2021

    By Nancy Coleman Poekert
    I added a star because it did help on one trail that I remembered to download in advance. But mostly I wasted my money on the pro version. There is no reason they can't store all of the trails as text on your phone so the are available when you don't have a cell signal, which is frequently the case.

  • Love the features. Old UI was iffy. New UI is bad. Apr 21, 2021

    By Euphorbia Monstrose
    I am a generally happy all rails pro subscriber - it’s made my COVID-inspired outdoorsiness possible! But the new UI is ...oh, not good. I loved the simple Record button. Now when I manage to find the button through Navigate (which is not the right word! I’m not navigating, just starting to walk from wherever I am and want the app to capture it), and press Pause, doesn’t leave it paused. .The old version often stopped my recording when I only wanted to pause - and I couldn’t get back in and tell it Nope, so I would end up with two hikes split up because I couldn’t opt to continue where I left off. But,the new design is worse, because not only is it completely unintuitive to even find the button to start a recording, now if you don’t press and *hold* to stop/save, and simply hit pause (perhaps because you don’t care if you save the recording), it just seems to keep recording. So I wound up with a ~80mi hike the other day because it captured my entire drive for the day after I had thought I stopped the recording, and the walk itself was maybe half a mile. So now I had to delete the entire hike, which is not a huge deal but now my iPhone health app thinks I was some kind of superwoman for a single day and will forever compare me to it, unfavorably. I love this app. But please get some more experienced ux folks to review these designs.

  • Sep 26, 2021

    By Russell Hanford
    Poor functionality, loss of free services I upgraded to pro for one year to be able to download tracks for the Catskills 3500 challenge. It worked, but not all the time. At a few VERY critical times, it not only didn't tell me where I was, it displayed my location incorrectly, by several hundred feet. Listen to everyone saying map and compass skills are necessary, this app is only a kinda pretty guide. Both Gaia and Avenza are better apps as far as function and views. Map layers are disappearing

  • Worst update of all time. Please UNDO all of it! Apr 30, 2021

    By crzgrlprdctns
    Ever since you updated the app, it’s a nightmare. Tells me I have done double the elevation gain I’ve done. Stops tracking me when I exit the app to check a text or my timer. Totally ruined my Grand Canyon hike by separating into 10 separate completed small hikes, instead of tracking my complete hike including offshoots off the main trail (which it used to do well). It’s terrible. I hate it. I’ve recommended it to hundreds of people and cannot anymore. PLEASE UNDO YOUR HORRIBLE UPDATES! And seriously how dare you try and force me to rate, name, add photos to and comment on every single walk I ever take. That’s insane. I hike some trails 4 times a week. Why would I do that? Then it freezes up when I try and exit the forced commenting and I have no choice. HORRIBLE. HORRIBLE. Upgrade. Writing this at a summit where I’ve once again lost my whole hike because the app stopped tracking when I got a text message. WTaF?
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  • Oct 3, 2021

    By Tom Simonick
    New version will not track on a downloaded map. Clearing cache doesn't work, restarting doesn't work. Same comments as Brian McNicholas 08/05/21. 10/02/21: The app UI crashes, or ends a hike for some reason. I can't figure it out. When I'm hiking I use Alltrails and my camera app. I don't know if the Finish button gets pressed (unlikely) or the problem is creating waypoints. Or is it the annoying "congratultions" text box that pops up after creating a waypoint.

  • Buyer Beware Jul 24, 2019

    By emilypcut17
    I bought this app a couple of days ago and tried to use it for a backpacking trip in a nearby national forest. Firstly, the app’s maps didn’t match the park’s trail maps AT ALL, so I decided to take both with me of course. As I went on, it seemed like the AllTrails version was just random gps points that had been made up. We were somewhat in the general area but absolutely could not have used it to find our way anywhere out there. I tried it again on another trail when we got back just to see and it wasn’t accurate either! Most of them have been, but if even some of them aren’t, then I cannot trust it. I planned to use this product for multi-day trips but it seems super unsafe now. The worst part is, when I went to request a refund for the above reasons, I got immediate denied (without anyone even looking into my claim) and it’s near impossible to get ahold of anyone at AllTrails. So, that’s $60 that I’ll never see again for a product that I’ll certainly never use. I do not recommend this product! The free version for simple day hikes was great. But if you want it for anything more in depth, this is not the right app for you!

  • Long Time User Pro Account Jun 13, 2020

    By Breathtakingphotos BTP
    A few times the app doesn’t load. I’m currently trying to load it on my upgraded home WiFi and gray screen. It’s been happening more often lately. I check my WiFi speed and opened google, CNN, watched videos lightening fast so it is not my WiFi. It’s happening more and more recently and it’s frustrating. Especially for a paid app. Something changed. And I’m reading others posted similar. I was raving about your app and that will cease as this issue you’re having is continuing to worsen. And contact your support team... as recommended in prior review. Is unacceptable. It’s your issue your developer and taking subscriptions you figure it out and you waste your time not mine. I downloaded Mt Maggie / lakes maps in Springville Ca and plan to start in 6 hours. Now all is useless just a blank grayed out screen. Fix your issues please so I can once again enjoy it. Fellow hikers dumped your app because of issues I’m holding out hope. Thank You
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