Best for Walking outdoors
Finds walks and trails near you, with maps that work without reception.
Plans walks and rides on real surfaces, and navigates them out loud.
The planner is the reason to have it: you can see before you leave whether a route is gravel, singletrack or footpath, which matters far more on a long walk than the distance does. Offline maps make it the sensible choice once you are past reception. Its pricing has been in flux, so read what you are buying.
A route planner that knows the difference between a sealed path and a rough trail, with turn-by-turn voice navigation and offline maps once a region is downloaded. It suits people who want to plan a walk or ride properly before leaving, and follow it without reception.
Freemium · free version.
Planning and one map region are free; more regions and the premium features are paid. komoot changed hands in 2025 and its pricing has moved since, so check what is included before buying anything.
Pricing last checked September 2026. Apps change their plans, so check before you subscribe.
Planning routes is free and one map region is included. Further regions and premium features cost extra, and that pricing has changed recently.
Yes, once you have downloaded the region and saved the route. That is the main reason people choose it for remote walks.
No. It plans walking, running, hiking and cycling, and the surface information is arguably most useful on foot.
An app is a good companion between sessions. These are the places in Perth doing the same thing in a room.
Best for Walking outdoors
Finds walks and trails near you, with maps that work without reception.
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