There’s also a nice feature that alerts you when you accidentally stray from your planned route - so it makes it harder to get lost.” I also love being able to filter and find trails that are dog-friendly or good for backpacking.
“I think it’s worth the $35 per year - it allows you to download maps for offline use, which is super helpful when you know you’re going to an area without cell service. Senior Market Editor Chelsea Logan, who uses the paid version, says it’s one of her favorite apps. The app lets you save your favorite trails, bookmark those you want to explore, and record stats like your pace, distance, elevation, and maximum speed. You can filter for dog-, kid-, and even wheelchair-friendly trails. It also features attraction filters like waterfalls, lakes, and route types (out and back, loop, and point-to-point).īringing the family or Fido along? No problem. It lets you read trail reviews, check out photos uploaded from the app’s community, and browse detailed trail maps outlining length, rating, and difficulty. “The app is intuitive to use and offers a wide selection of filters to help you find the perfect route,” she says. With over 300,000 trails worldwide on the Alltrails app, you’ll have no shortage of possibilities.ĪllTrails is the go-to app for Nutrition and Fitness Market Editor Kelli McGrane MS, RD, who’s been using it for over 5 years. Price: free or $35.99 per year for paid membership.
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