Hiking applications: our selection to organize its walks well

Hello, I went to Australia and prepare my trip I used the E-Walk application which is a partner with the IGN too and IGNO RANDO. We have access to Open Street Map and we can download geographic sectors on his phone, prepare hikes by registering points of interest, GPS contact details, sharing them (useful if necessary help I find) etc. During the living room you just have to have the Activated GPS to use tracking. It may be too late for your trip but it can always be used for others !

Top 10 best hiking applications

This article is a practical guide to help you find the hike that will best suit you around you. There are several applications and websites specialized in the referencing of routes. I give you the main sites I use to find my happiness in France. To find out which application will be good for you, you will have to test them in real conditions. Note that most have similar features, such as hiking tracing or importing GPX files.

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Duchi François said:

Randoner of 62 rods desperately seeks to get rid of guided topos and other cards at 25000 since you can make 100/100 confidence in applications ..
What phone to buy ? In order to have a chosen maximum app.
What app would be the easiest to use for a guy in 1959 and not too good at new technologies ..

Good morning,
Personally I am 68 years old, I use the Oruxmaps app on smartphone Samsung S10. This very complete app is a bit different to use at the start like all hiking apps but looking at the different tutors on Youtube and other and with practice it is quite easily controlled. The most it uses OSM cards and ign topo cards at 1/25000 that is very easily found on the internet. She is also very reliable and almost never bug. To use with a good smartphone it replaces all cards that we used to be 10 years ago. Come on, good luck and good hikes. Michel

Hello, I am 67 years old and love hiking like mountain bikes.
There are two very simple applications, which I particularly appreciate: Wikiloc and OpenRunner.
For the smartphone you need an excellent battery because these applications are very energy due to GPS and 4G that I leave constantly on when I hike.
My choice fell two years ago on a Xiaomi Redminote 7 with 256GB of memory and a location for an SD card, its excellence battery is without problem the day, it is a very good smartphone not too expensive.
Only downside, it is not protected from rain, it is still to recommend hiking.
Here, have fun !
Yves

Hello, a good way to save the battery is to put the plane mode; The position being provided by the GPS (satellites) We do not need 4G, which would eat the whole battery by constantly looking for the telephones relays. Please note, you have to download the course card before leaving (software call it “Cache” .

Disconnect 4G, you will save your battery .

You can easily cut 4G or 5G during its hike, taking care before downloading all card funds. GPS needs no connection. All hiking apps offer this possibility, to advance offline and thus save your battery. It cannot be recommended too much to have a small external rescue battery in the event of a problem. This is like that for example that I did the SN crossing of the Chartreuse massif by recharging only my phone halfway back halfway.

Hello Francois,
I am a hiker, with a preference for the mountain, and I am looking for a good application to better manage my routes. On the other hand, I think you don’t have to do without an IGN card when you go to a place little frequented. Your phone may lose the network, or break down.

Personally I use Iphigenie for its practical side, easy import/export of GPX files, subscription to IGN cards for € 14.99/year, little delicious in battery compared to OpenRunner, and much more intuitive than Visorando

Wikiloc also has a road gap alarm when you follow a trace.
A free offline card mode.
The premium version adds weather, improvement of hiking search criteria and a mode that can be very useful for “live” follow -up for your family, your loved ones when you follow an existing route or create a. Price 9.99 €/year. tip Top!
And small precision for François a little higher in the comments; To hike, these apps are certainly excellent but, depending on the area and especially in the mountains, I always have the 1/25000 topo in the area and a silva in the bag. Good mops !

For my part, I use Visorando to build my hikes that I then transfer on my GARMIN GPS. I find this site very practical although basic, but which especially has the advantage of being free.

For your View Ranger information is sold in Outdooracivia and the IGN or other card are no longer available. On the other hand he no longer ensures follow -up. It’s a shame because it was a very good app coupled with a good site.

See my comment to Patrick. I do not understand how outdooractive, which seems extremely bugged me, was able to redeem with which I never had any problem.

68 years old, I use Viso Rando to trace in time and look for hikes. I am not disappointed for all of France. You can even edit a hike on their site (subscription). Do not forget the FF hiking site with all its GR that can be downloaded.
Finally, I recommend Geoportail, all IGN Cards Application and free cards that will allow you to find your way. Simple but a good complement.
I am very disappointed with Verow Ranger that I found very practical but I do not find myself there with Outdor Active.

Good morning
I am looking for an application that records my traces and allows me to view them all at once on the map and not one by a

I am 78 years old, I hike so far with Viewranger which allowed you to do everything and especially to follow a road with extreme precision. At the end of March 2022 the app stopped and offers us to go under outdooractive. I wanted to test this app so as not to be put at the foot of the wall overnight, there are gadgets that can be interesting like speech (it is on the right, behind, in front, etc …) on the other hand Precision level of the trace is far from worth Viewranger. In a tiny trace not referenced on the cards, I had to return to Viewranger because I was starting to go around in circles with outdooractive. Viewranger says he worked with outdooractive to merge the two applications, I do not understand that they have accepted less precision !

Big disappointment of losing Viewranger: free, including cards downloaded locally on SD, trace recording, and precise monitoring of the downloaded GPX trace. You could hike in plane mode, with everything locally and just the activated GPS. I have all my hiking history visible on a map.
It was easy to use, no gadgets. In short by migrating, obliged, under outdooractive, I lose lots of features (at least in free version). I am looking for the equivalent to free viewer and allowing to save locally traces and cards, and to display / save its trace. Maybe Visorando (which I use on PC for hiking research), not yet tested the navigation app.

same reflection as you all about the stew outdoor . When you don’t know how to do like View R you abstain

Lagarde Lagarde said:

View ranger was probably too good. I used this app in France and outside France. Precision, easy to use everything was there.
Outdooractive does not offer services of this quality;
You have to find another app but which?
It is not good to be at the top in this country.

Attention viewranger no longer exists, replaced by more expensive outdooractive and less well

Good morning
I hesitate between Iphigénie and Ignrando. At 71, occasional walker, I don’t see the difference between the two. Thank you in advance for your advice

Hello, for my part I use Iphigenia with the 1/25000 cards option, never had a problem and many small options that make the application essential for me (eg, sending a link to whom you want so that this person follows you => very practical in the event of departure alone). I prepare my hikes on the Visu GPX website (PC) and I transfer GPX files directly to Iphigénie.

Hello, everyone goes from their little prose on which tools, which paths to choose ……………………..But know that if you take a marked path, there are women, men who give their time (very often voluntarily) how many of these take the brush to do the markup ? To make GPX traces, topos, also volunteers who work voluntarily.
All these “consumers” should question a little (for us volunteers it is a pleasure to work on the field and if everyone gave a little ……………………………… the task would be shared)

Good morning,
Apps and sites I try a lot to find a good hike ! I recommend Viso Rando ultimately, which has a whole bunch of small (or large) nice ballads (with useful comments of hikers), while remaining easy to use and cheap. The other apps are often more specialized (trail, bicycle) or less rich, with routes too long for my taste. For reasons of rights, IGN cards viewable Off-line require a paying subscription on all apps. For the phone, any smartphone works, you have to remember to put it in plane mode after downloading the course of the route. You can have an external battery on you in case (as well as a paper card in adventure ground !)). Good hikes !

Hiking applications: our selection to organize its walks well

Hikes are a great way to keep in shape and get the mind, whether in the mountains, by the sea or in the middle of the countryside. Many applications dedicated to hiking are available on smartphone. Here is our selection to better find yourself there and accompany you in your most beautiful walks.

Some details are essential before you start. First of all, note that many applications dedicated to hiking or bike walks are thought above all for those who are used to reading topographic cards, who possibly know how to use a compass and which do not will not be destabilized by arid and unwelcoming interfaces. But other simpler apps also exist.

Finally, it is surely obvious for experienced hikers, if you go hiking, do not forget that these applications consume a lot of energy. So remember to load your phone as much as possible, or even take an external battery. On this specific point, the good old paper card will always keep an advantage.

Visorando, one of the references of the hiking app

The Visorando application is one of the hiking references. Very complete, the application supports several activities (on foot, mountain biking, skiing, horse, canoeing, etc.) that the user selects beforehand. It is then necessary to define the duration of the activity, its level of difficulty and if so where we wish to return to the starting point.

The application then submits a list of hikes with a series of information (number of km, elevation, duration). By clicking on the hike of your choice, the interface allows you to define the desired card bottom (IGN topo, IGN satellite, OpenStreetMap Randonnée, OpenStreetMap and Opestreetmap Vélo). Downloading the card to your phone is possible.

A “Details” tab provides a full description of the hike, accompanied by valuable advice to avoid making a mistake in delicate places. Another “Avis” tab finally allows you to consult the feedback from other users. In short, Visorando is both very complete and very practical.

Komoot, to find a hike easily

Komoot is a simple application to use: indicate the activity practiced, your physical condition (the degree of difficulties, in other words), the type of hiking (loop or go simple) and your current position. A card then allows you to select points of interest (bridges, crossing point, chapel) from which the app will imagine the hike.

A research tab offers you the opportunity to filter the type of ride, including the essentials, natural sites, passes or shelters, to name a few. You can then save the hike or click on the “Navigation” tab that will guide you throughout your output. The camera option directly available in the interface can also be practical to immortalize a moment in one click.

Once the hike is selected, the interface indicates a plethora of information about it: from the type of track to the type of surfaces, including the elevation profile. Much appreciated exhaustiveness. Only Komoot cards are accessible for free.

KOMOOT – ROOD ROOD ROOSE

Maps.me

Maps.I will not necessarily help you find your favorite hikes, but it is very practical once on the paths. Remember to download the card corresponding to the geographic area where you plan to go and then enjoy a very detailed plan without having to be connected to the Internet. This is a benchmark for offline GPS.

You can import your routes in GPX format on the application if you wish. But even without taking the time to do this, you will never be lost since, you really have to insist on it, maps.is very precise and even displays certain paths and very small paths. In comparison, a service like Google Maps offers much less details once you are surrounded by nature.

On maps.Me, there are very small chances that you will end up in an area where no small dotted path appears on the screen to reassure you and give you an idea of ​​the direction you take.

Plantnet: recognize the flora around us

Walking is good, but knowing exactly what you can see is even better. With Plantnet, it’s possible ! This application could be vulgarly summarized as a “plant shazam”. The application works like this: you take a photo in a photo, you enter it in the application, you specify the part of the plant in question (leaf, rod, bark, etc.), then all of this will be compared in the Plantnet database to give you a result.

Problem: you have to be connected to the Internet, something that is rather rare when you go on certain paths.

Plantnet – PL@ntnet Identification Plant

Paid cards for your hikes

An element to take into account for the vast majority of these applications is thatThey are almost never provided with complete and detailed cards. Some of these applications offer many free cards, but they will never be as good as IGN or Michelin cards. “Good” cards are paid and often require an annual subscription whose price can vary enormously.

Basically, count on average 20 euros per year to access a good part of the IGN catalog in an unlimited and offline way. This is the price of a single card and as long as you have a fairly large tablet or smartphone screen, it’s a very good investment.

For this price, you will have access to excellent cards, very precise with elevation, points of view, the slightest piece of path or forest path … in short everything you need to orient yourself correctly.

Also note that we are told about IGN cards because these are references in this area, but that these applications have the good taste to offer for some hundreds of other mapping companies at very diverse prices and in countries other than France. It’s up to you to look at what is best, but always make sure to check that you can consult them without having access to the Internet. We would not want to lose our precious readers on an inattention error.

If you are interested, you can also find our best running and trail applications.

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Good evening, in fact I would have liked to do without my garmin and put everything on my such which has a fairly resistant battery on the duration, and especially that I can change unlike smartphones now. I contacted several developers and those of Osmand told me that they did not want to do “Garmin”, but they could at least have been inspired by it, at least in terms of simplicity, even if some Find the “old -fashioned” garmin interface, at least by changing the device, we are immediately in the bath, no need to spend days looking for everything, and apart from bugs on new devices, we can s ‘. Which is not the case of apps where you have to configure everything and especially practice, I took time to try OSMAND in version +, to configure everything, but no way, 70m from my Po, it announces me “Arrived”, no way to do better, and moreover he does not want to do the “straight line”, I see configure “plane” so that he wants to go straight without making me take a path, and the height , as the cards are in OSM and therefore incomplete, even in path mode, I can’t do it. The only app that would be usable with Garmin cards is Oruxmaps, but that with free cards so OSM, I would not be against paying a carto as I did on my GPS, but with a good app and without It costs me an arm, the France Garmin card cost me less than € 200 on promo and completes in addition, so I will not be able to save a device to have everything on my phone, too bad.

The banished of mytrails

Bjr, in general when we use something that suits us, well, everything else seems bland. And even certain features in other apps seem complicated to use . And it’s often “really true” ! But in this case, your Garmin, you must realize that you are using a tenor of GPS navigation, and this for years therefore which has experience. In short, it is normal for it to be good. So we should not change it, except to accept that the other apps are less good (at least on some, or even a lot, of points. Indeed, it is clear that many are complicated for use, it would seem that it is inevitable (but why ?)). And the pompom in the matter is, I believe, Iphigenia. Lots of interesting things but ergonomics, oops ! Which is really a shame. To remember “how it works”, you have to practice every day to remember. The typical example of the creation of developers not reconciled with the user. Mytrails is more intuitive and above all playful but has a lot of profit errors (in stats, slope graphs and others, data display on the card, real -time GPS data, etc. But big interest: the tiles are displayed fluid and you can manage a lot of card sources. To be specified, “end of life” app no ​​more support forum or ms. And I will test Osmand that you cite, thank you

Good evening everyone, I read this interesting article on GPS apps and as I wanted to lighten my outings a little by going from Garmin GPS, I thought I could put a good app on an Android phone, and finally I will have to give up, None of the apps cited in this article, as good are certain, will have the conviviality of a garmin, the developers of some have had to give themselves a dog to do some, but it remains too complicated, if we wants easily usable by all, it must be simple, which is far from being the case with all. A hiking app should be quick to use and once your config is returned that there is no question about use, the only one I found nice is OSMAND, downloadable cards (essential in network without network), But not very intuitive if only to add a poi, I got lost with the functions of “favorites”, “mark” etc, why not simply add the poi ” ? And the two big failures of this app, which I can also find on any other, is that when you choose a POI, why not have done like on the Garmin, a “compass” page that would just allow you to follow the big suck in the middle allowing you to reach the Po ? This page is essential, no need to look at the card, we just look at a little suction: straight is ok, if it deviates to the left, turn left to the right . In addition on the garmin, 4 parameters can be used, I generally put “CAP” “Relevely” “time at destination” and “Distance to destination” and that’s it, we have everything under our eyes. And the other lack of OSMAND is when you choose a point in the middle of nowhere, why can’t go directly ? You must systematically access it by a road, if it is in the middle of a wood, it is not easy. In short, good complete apps, but not with what is useful in hiking: simplicity.

For my part I use the my hike, easy to use application, which has all the features necessary for a hike and offers many cards including ign

There is also E-Walk, which offers a world topographic card (free online, with subscription if you want to use it offline). You can freely record and classify your routes, display your statistics, take notes on the card to prepare a hike / vacation, search for places, etc. You can also install the IGN extension which allows you to display IGN cards (again, free online and subscription for offline) and to use ignrando ‘(free).

The problem is subscriptions from everywhere. I agree to remunerate the software creators, but if I buy a paper card I have it for life I do not pay a subscription per month. And all the applications a few that the subject gradually turns into a subscription formula when before we buy it once and it’s over.

Otherwise Ya Ign Rando who has just been out or Ubitreck who also uses ign cards. No need to go to the international ^^

recycling of old subjects ?
The banished of mytrails

Mytrails is now “end of life”. Its last big software evolution dates back to Android 7 (V2.1) And since then, practically nothing. Despite the numerous bugs/ reported incorrections, the developer has very little deigned to correct (or even denial). And since mytrails has never really been the subject of a systematic debugging, it remains with these dysfunctions. For example, everything related to the slopes is distorted by a reference to a distance “taken in the short” instead of the distance actually traveled (like the speed calculated elsewhere). A hairpin bend and the slope explodes … even on dish ! The problem being that a new user will not necessarily realize all the errors of the application. Overall, an unforeseen event or certain modifications (such as break detection, suspend recording, normalize altitudes, etc.) can disrupt the app and it is the bug or the bad result (especially in the statistics and current HUD data). The work of a life “has become the unfinished work” … and remaining “a little bugged in every corner”. His developer has now moved on. But who knows, one day maybe.

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Novice off the beaten track ? A good paper card, a little preparation, and a front lamp + compass. Good walk��

Moroccan Atlas. Happy holidays all the same. Especially since we can get lost in Fontainebleau�� forest

You should test Alpinequest, full application with regular update. From my point of view, the best GPS application for hiking Possibility of having access to the whole Swisstopo cards

You know everyone doesn’t live in the same place as you ? On the other hand the article begins with the hypothesis of a vacation stay. How does it hurt ?

It’s good to get us out of this kind of items in the middle of December, I will think about it for my next excursion under a snowstorm. THANKS.

Hello, I went to Australia and prepare my trip I used the E-Walk application which is a partner with the IGN too and IGNO RANDO. We have access to Open Street Map and we can download geographic sectors on his phone, prepare hikes by registering points of interest, GPS contact details, sharing them (useful if necessary help I find) etc. During the living room you just have to have the Activated GPS to use tracking. It may be too late for your trip but it can always be used for others !

Hello, all these discussions are two years old or more. I try. I’m going to the USA in May. I am looking for a GPS or an app to orient myself as well as my little family, on unre listed American hikes. Example, in Valley of Fire State Park, there are very nice hikes off the beaten track, most good hikers or hikers looking for a little extra have left GPS indications on blogs, I would like to be able to record them before leaving, so on site find the wonders of these places. I am a novice in the matter, do you think that for a beginner the Viewranger GPS is a good reliable and “easy” solution to use ? (in French) with my early thanks

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Hello everyone, here is my impartial test of the Viewranger application in Trailrunning use on my trail http: // www blog.vers lesommet.FR/Index.PHP/2016/09/21/MON-TEST-DE-LAPPLICATION-DORRATATION-VIEWRANT-POUR-LE-TRAIL/ . a must ! Happy reading, Arnaud

You are very lucky that people will answer you, obviously no education and no respect for the author of the article .

To read this if it is to hike in France the easiest way is to have a smartphone with Sitytrail which allows you to simply download the IGN cards, no need to be technical.

Hello, I am now trying to buy a smartphone allowing me to download cards, I find it difficult to understand the discussions in the forums, not being experienced enough, could be communicated by such e.g ?

Personally I use Viewranger and Locus Pro. > Viewranger: for 2 things: 1) for its well -made and very intuitive interface. Present most of the features necessary for hiking: course preparation, track recording, basic statistics and graph, import/export GPX. 2) For access to the best world paid world cards (IGN 1: 25000 and 1: 100,000 for France), with a very rich panel of commercial formulas. (By tile, by region, country, . ) On the other hand, in terms of free cards offer, the choice remains very limited, but still possibility to save them in offline. Moreover apparently used by certain official services in certain countries. > LOCUS PRO: For me this is the real Swiss knives of the GPS app. The features are very very advanced, it is practically possible to do everything, basic functions (course preparation, track recording, basic statistics and graph, import/export GPX), with more advanced features: – Creation and manual calibration Map. – Everything is configurable, the interface, shortcuts, displayed data. – Connected car GPS mode – Advanced user data management (tracks, Po) – very rich free card panel accessible, many of which can be downloaded offline. On the other hand, it seems to me, no direct access to paid cards. – Many plug-ins available-Perfect integration geocaching (thanks to the plug-in) the interface is not well done, but due to the extent of the available features, you get lost a bit, it is better to take the time to configure your interface and shortcuts according to its use. I had tested OruxMap a few years ago, but she hadn’t really convinced me. As there are many positive comments on this app, I will reject a look there to see if there have been changes.

@Stevenson is right, Sitytrail remains the app to advise because it has the advantage of offering all IGN cards with the possibility of downloading a certain surface for hiking offline. However, their interface is sometimes confusing it has the impression that several developers have started without respecting a common graphic charter. The more complete application remains by far oruxmap but requires more learning and does not offer the IGN as standard.

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