National Park Trail Guide Hack 4.5.4 + Redeem Codes
National parks guide and maps
Developer: Adventure Projects Inc.
Category: Travel
Price: Free
Version: 4.5.4
ID: com.adventureprojects.npproject
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Description
National Park Trail Guide is your comprehensive guide to hiking and site seeing in our National Parks.
• Currently packing complete trail data and hike descriptions for many of your favorite National Parks, including life-list destinations like Yellowstone, Yosemite, Grand Canyon, Zion, Grand Teton, Mount Rainier, Point Reyes, Rocky Mountain, Zion, Acadia and many more!
• Search for hikes using the map or a park's “best of” list curated through star rankings from the community.
• Never get lost again! See your live position on a terrain or satellite map and vertical profile
• No cell signal needed. The data is available offline, and your phone uses its built-in GPS to show your location.
• Plan the perfect trip for you, using our hike difficulty ratings, elevation profiles, star ratings, and informed insights on seasons, camping and lodging, guided tours, food and drink, and more.
• Traveling with kids? We have an expert-selected list of Family Friendly Hikes. Want to target the park’s most beautiful features? View our list of Gems.
• Other cool features: Create a to-do list, track your hikes, or send your exact location to help in case of emergency.
• The app is completely free--it’s our gift to you as part of the National Park Service's Centennial Celebration.
By using GPS, we can show your location on trails and vertical profiles. Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.
• Currently packing complete trail data and hike descriptions for many of your favorite National Parks, including life-list destinations like Yellowstone, Yosemite, Grand Canyon, Zion, Grand Teton, Mount Rainier, Point Reyes, Rocky Mountain, Zion, Acadia and many more!
• Search for hikes using the map or a park's “best of” list curated through star rankings from the community.
• Never get lost again! See your live position on a terrain or satellite map and vertical profile
• No cell signal needed. The data is available offline, and your phone uses its built-in GPS to show your location.
• Plan the perfect trip for you, using our hike difficulty ratings, elevation profiles, star ratings, and informed insights on seasons, camping and lodging, guided tours, food and drink, and more.
• Traveling with kids? We have an expert-selected list of Family Friendly Hikes. Want to target the park’s most beautiful features? View our list of Gems.
• Other cool features: Create a to-do list, track your hikes, or send your exact location to help in case of emergency.
• The app is completely free--it’s our gift to you as part of the National Park Service's Centennial Celebration.
By using GPS, we can show your location on trails and vertical profiles. Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.
Version history
4.5.4
2023-06-15
Bug fixes and maintenance updates.
4.5.3
2023-04-19
Bug fixes and maintenance.
4.5.2
2023-04-12
Bug fixes and maintenance.
4.5.1
2023-04-05
Minor bug fixes and maintenance.
3.4.1
2020-10-21
This release addresses some maintenance issues and has some content updates.
3.4.0
2020-08-19
We've added "Sign in with Apple".
3.3.3
2020-05-17
This release contains bug fixes and some usability enhancements.
3.3.2
2020-04-16
This release addresses the ability to read what you're typing in search. It took a while to fix. Be safe out there, say healthy, practice social distancing!
3.3.1
2020-01-22
This release addresses a few separate crashes that impact a small number of users.
3.3.0
2020-01-16
In this release, we've updated our privacy policy, fixed some bugs and added some new features.
3.2.1
2019-11-20
This release addresses Dark Mode issues in iOS 13.
3.2.0
2019-11-11
We've fixed a number of bugs in this release and we have also introduced a new Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
3.1.11
2019-08-30
This version provides some general maintenance updates and addresses a crash that a small percentage of users were impacted by.
3.1.10
2019-08-06
This version is just a maintenance release that includes some updates to the parks that the app ships with.
3.1.8
2018-11-09
This update adds additional trail content.
3.1.7
2018-10-11
In this release, we're adding fixes that prevent a crash in iOS 12. Please enjoy hiking the National Parks!
3.1.6
2018-07-10
Hello everyone, I'm Eric, your new Adventure Projects iOS Developer. I wanted to introduce myself with an app update. In this release, we're making sure you're up to date with the most recent search results and some stability fixes. I really look forward to serving you on behalf of REI's Adventure Projects.
3.1.5
2017-12-12
- Bug fixes and improvements
3.1.4
2017-10-31
Bug fixes and improvements
3.1.3
2017-10-11
Bug fixes and improvements
3.1.2
2017-06-21
- Web cams! We've added web cams where available so you can stay up to date on park conditions
- Climate charts - Wondering when to visit? We've got detailed climate information at the bottom of each park page
- Quickly identify an upcoming trail fork with new map trail labels
- Rate trails, gems and photos
- New Parks - Theodore Roosevelt, Mammoth Cave, Glacier Bay and Isle Royale
- As always, minor bug fixes and performance improvements
- Climate charts - Wondering when to visit? We've got detailed climate information at the bottom of each park page
- Quickly identify an upcoming trail fork with new map trail labels
- Rate trails, gems and photos
- New Parks - Theodore Roosevelt, Mammoth Cave, Glacier Bay and Isle Royale
- As always, minor bug fixes and performance improvements
3.1.1
2017-06-17
- Web cams! We've added web cams where available so you can stay up to date on park conditions
- Climate charts - Wondering when to visit? We've got detailed climate information at the bottom of each park page
- Quickly identify an upcoming trail fork with new map trail labels
- Rate trails, gems and photos
- New Parks - Theodore Roosevelt, Mammoth Cave, Glacier Bay and Isle Royale
- As always, minor bug fixes and performance improvements
- Climate charts - Wondering when to visit? We've got detailed climate information at the bottom of each park page
- Quickly identify an upcoming trail fork with new map trail labels
- Rate trails, gems and photos
- New Parks - Theodore Roosevelt, Mammoth Cave, Glacier Bay and Isle Royale
- As always, minor bug fixes and performance improvements
3.1.0
2017-06-14
- Web cams! We've added web cams where available so you can stay up to date on park conditions
- Climate charts - Wondering when to visit? We've got detailed climate information at the bottom of each park page
- Quickly identify an upcoming trail fork with new map trail labels
- Rate trails, gems and photos
- New Parks - Theodore Roosevelt, Mammoth Cave, Glacier Bay and Isle Royale
- As always, minor bug fixes and performance improvements
Love our national parks guide? Rate us, it helps others discover the app.
Have feedback or an issue? Tap contact us on the settings page.
- Climate charts - Wondering when to visit? We've got detailed climate information at the bottom of each park page
- Quickly identify an upcoming trail fork with new map trail labels
- Rate trails, gems and photos
- New Parks - Theodore Roosevelt, Mammoth Cave, Glacier Bay and Isle Royale
- As always, minor bug fixes and performance improvements
Love our national parks guide? Rate us, it helps others discover the app.
Have feedback or an issue? Tap contact us on the settings page.
3.0.6
2016-10-07
In this update we've added Denali and Capitol Reef national parks, and fixed a few bugs.
3.0.5
2016-08-12
- We've finally added Great Smoky National Park!
- Bug fixes and performance improvements.
- Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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Ratings
4.6 out of 5
1 325 Ratings
Reviews
mpc64,
Awesome app
There’s so much info here it’s great. Just about every NP is covered and even some National Monuments and such. But what really impressed me was today when I was at Pinnacles NP I wanted to make sure I was going the right way on a trail in a place where I had no cell service s nothing else would even work. I opened the Trail Map and not only did it show all the trails, but it pinpointed where I was on the trail exactly. Thinking it may have been a lark I continued on and then tried it again. It took a second or two to update and then had moved my location along the trail. I moved off the trail a bit and even then it updated my location in relation to the trail and the parking lot I was headed to. I don’t know whether that works in all parks or not, but it was pretty amazing and may actually save people who’ve lost track of a trail, if they can see exactly where they are in relation to the trail, even in areas where there’s no cell service. Not sure how that works, but I was impressed.
Grand Teton Man,
As a parkie, this is THE BEST app
I spent last summer as an employee in GTNP and can say that this is the singles best app for hiking in the national parks. The map feature is amazing and intuitive, the trail profiles are super helpful, and the trails that have guides are very well written and helpful. Being able to see my location on the map even without service saved me a few times while hiking through the Utah desert. There are a few glitches every now and then, especially when switching between screens or trying to search for a trail, but overall works very well. If only this app worked outside the national parks.
MaeFun,
Excellent app, just has a few issues
First off, I love this app and program. It has literally improved every single National Park trip of mine, and I couldn’t be more grateful. If I could give it 3.5 stars I would. Unfortunately there is some issue when it comes to organization. Some of the “parks” listed are instead units of the National Park system. If there could be a way to separate the actual 63 national parks from the several hundred other units and monuments, that would make the user experience much more enjoyable. Additionally multiple trails appear to be lacking, such as the trail to summit Rainer, cavern trails at Carlsbad and Mammoth Cave, and the trail to summit Denali. If these could be added that would be a tremendous improvement to keeping track of routes taken.
Fix these and so long as there are no bugs it will immediately result in a 5 star review!
Fix these and so long as there are no bugs it will immediately result in a 5 star review!
tjh217,
Great app, but dated info
This is truly a great app. The maps are spot on and the GPS can work even if you’re in a dead zone (download for offline use!)
This has a lot of hikes and allows you to see the information easily and freely in the app. I downgraded a star though because some of the information contained within the app is outdated, and needs to be updated. Many trails in different parks have been modified or now require tickets to hike them that can only be purchased through the National Park Service website.
For the most updated information please go to the Hiking Project website where most of the information contained here resides.
This has a lot of hikes and allows you to see the information easily and freely in the app. I downgraded a star though because some of the information contained within the app is outdated, and needs to be updated. Many trails in different parks have been modified or now require tickets to hike them that can only be purchased through the National Park Service website.
For the most updated information please go to the Hiking Project website where most of the information contained here resides.
LilyAAG,
So much better than I thought!
Really like this app! So useful with being able to find hikes offline and seeing where you’re at. The location is pretty darn accurate. I also really like how it tells you the elevation and mileage at various points of the hikes. Also so nice that you can add hikes to your “to do” list and then mark them as complete when you’ve done it!
Some things that would be great to improve/add. One is there may be some glitch with adding “Gems” to your Completed list, it won’t let you for some reason. And it’d be great if the map can overlay the hikes you’ve already done so it’s easy to see where you’ve been, plus just would be super cool to look at
Some things that would be great to improve/add. One is there may be some glitch with adding “Gems” to your Completed list, it won’t let you for some reason. And it’d be great if the map can overlay the hikes you’ve already done so it’s easy to see where you’ve been, plus just would be super cool to look at
DWitzel,
Favorite National Parks App
This is my go-to resource when I’m checking out national parks in and what to do in them. The app itself is gorgeous and very user friendly. It makes good use of the beautiful photography of the national parks it has resources on. I really like the sorting of the hikes into those that are the “Best Hikes” to hit the highlights and also “Family Friendly” hikes including giving tips on how to make more difficult hikes easier for kids like turning around after a certain mile marker, etc. I recommend this app to everyone I know, definitely check it out!
Grand canyon R2R,
Best hiking app!
I cannot say enough about how great this app is. I just hiked Grand Canyon rim to rim and used this all along the way. Clearly there is no service in the canyon but the app still worked and showed us all along the way exactly where we were. We were able also to navigate to side hikes and know we were on course. We threw out paper maps and just used my phone for this app. After the Grand Canyon we went to Bryce NP and were sore so not wanting to do big hikes so we just focused on seeing the gems rei suggestions and they were all amazing. Thank you rei for a great app!
NationalParks2020,
best app; will have used in 20+ NPs
I’ve never left a review anywhere before, but I had to say that I used this app for all my hikes on a national park road trip and it is so useful, especially in parks due to low/no service and data. The hikes and gems descriptions are so helpful, and I can see the profile, current position on my hike, the grade, etc all within the app with no internet. The my list function is a little finicky, and I wish you could just see a map of only the things you want to do, but this app is still so worth it.
Mr_Blazevich,
Great Interface, Works Well
Very user friendly! I’m excited to get back out to the parks and try it out. Sometimes park resources don’t boil it down to the few things you really need to see and this app is perfect for that. This is a great app for studying up on a park before visiting in conjunction with other resources. This app isn’t a standalone resource for all of your outdoor needs; you should still use alltrails/guthook and bring paper maps and ask rangers for suggestions, but what a great additional resource this is!
Shea al'Thor,
Great App!
This app is fantastic for visiting parks. I’ve used it on several trips now and it makes planning and exploring super easy! Only issue I have with it is that there isn’t a way to delete downloaded content after your trip. So after a while the app had several gigabytes of data downloaded to my phone (hike paths, park info, photos, trail ratings etc.) Being able to download parks for offline use is super handy for when traveling outside of cellular coverage, but we need a way to delete the data when we no longer need it.
