




Try a FREE DEMO:
1. Download the app 2. Go to the list of trail guides 3. Choose a trail 4. Tap on “Free Demo” section
Free Demos: US Hiking Trails
Appalachian Trail Demo
8.8 miles | FREE Demo
The free demo is the Springer Approach Trail which is about 8.8 miles to Springer Mountain.
Continental Divide Trail Demo
86 & 58 miles | FREE Demo
The free demo includes two routes: the Crazy Cook Route (86 mi) and the Columbus Gila Route (58 mi).
Pacific Crest Trail Demo
77.3 miles | FREE Demo
The free demo starts at the Mexico border to Scissors Crossing, which leads to Julian, CA.
Appalachian Trail Demo
8.8 miles | FREE Demo
The free demo is the Springer Approach Trail which is about 8.8 miles to Springer Mountain.
Continental Divide Trail Demo
86 & 58 miles | FREE Demo
The free demo includes two routes: the Crazy Cook Route (86 mi) and the Columbus Gila Route (58 mi).
Pacific Crest Trail Demo
77.3 miles | FREE Demo
The free demo starts at the Mexico border to Scissors Crossing, which leads to Julian, CA.
Tahoe Rim Trail Demo
21 miles | FREE Demo
The free demo includes a section of the TRT from Tahoe City to Brockaway Summit.
Free Demos: International Hiking Trails
Camino de Santiago Demo
68 km | FREE Demo
The free demo includes the first 68 km/42 mi of the Camino Frances.
Te Araroa Demo
60 km | FREE Demo
The free demo includes a 60 km/37 mi segment of Te Araroa on the North Island in the Auckland area.
Trailblazer Guides Demo
10.9 miles | FREE Demo
The free demo includes the first 10.9 miles of the South Downs Way.
Camino de Santiago Demo
68 km | FREE Demo
The free demo includes the first 68 km/42 mi of the Camino Frances.
Croatian Long Distance Trail Demo
20 km | FREE Demo
The free demo includes a section of the CLDT from Basanija to Karigador.
Te Araroa Demo
60 km | FREE Demo
The free demo includes a 60 km/37 mi segment of Te Araroa on the North Island in the Auckland area.
Trailblazer Guides Demo
10.9 miles | FREE Demo
The free demo includes the first 10.9 miles of the South Downs Way.
More Free Demos for International Hiking Trails
Free Demos: Bikepacking Trails
Arizona Trail Bike Demo
36.2 miles | FREE Demo
The free demo includes the San Fransisco Peaks Passage of the AZT.
Colorado Trail Bike Demo
16.8 miles | FREE Demo
The free demo includes the first 16.8 mi of the Colorado Trail.
Western Wildlands Route Demo
72/125/90 miles | FREE Demo
The free demo includes three routes: 72 mi section in ID/MT, 125 mi section in UT, and 90 mi section in AZ.
Arizona Trail Bike Demo
36.2 miles | FREE Demo
The free demo includes the San Fransisco Peaks Passage of the AZT.
Colorado Trail Bike Demo
16.8 miles | FREE Demo
The free demo includes the first 16.8 mi of the Colorado Trail.
Western Wildlands Route Demo
72/125/90 miles | FREE Demo
The free demo includes three routes: 72 mi section in ID/MT, 125 mi section in UT, and 90 mi section in AZ.
More Free Demos for Bikepacking Trails


Free Trail Guides
George Bass Coastal Walk
Victoria, Australia | 5 miles | FREE Guide
Named after maritime explorer George Bass, this is a wonderful walk along clifftops and sandy beaches.
Mount Whitney Trail
California, USA | 10.4 miles | FREE Guide
At an elevation of 14,505 feet, Mt. Whitney is the highest peak in the continental US. The trail is the most popular route to the summit.
George Bass Coastal Walk
Victoria, Australia | 5 miles | FREE Guide
Named after maritime explorer George Bass, this is a wonderful walk along clifftops and sandy beaches.
Mount Whitney Trail
California, USA | 10.4 miles | FREE Guide
At an elevation of 14,505 feet, Mt. Whitney is the highest peak in the continental US. The trail is the most popular route to the summit.
More Free Hiking Trail Guides
More Free Bikepacking Trail Guides – Australia Rail Trails
Free planning resource
Guthook’s Backpacking Food Planner
How much food do you pack for a backpacking trip? Why do you pack that much? How much SHOULD you pack?
Download Guthook’s Backpacking Meal Planning spreadsheet in Google Sheets or Apple Numbers.
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Guthook’s Backpacking Food Planner
How much food do you pack for a backpacking trip? Why do you pack that much? How much SHOULD you pack?