Gaia GPS: Mobile Trail Maps

Hello! Good app, hope in a future update we can have directional arrows on tracks.

Though I’m paying the same fee, I don’t get the same advantages. In US, the app has more map options, more maps and definitely more trails marked. In the rest of the world, not so much. Still, the offline topo map has helped me several times in the wild.

When the phone is in Dark Mode the maps are not visible in daylight. This is a big issue. I would like to be able to set Gaia to ignore the phone’s Dark Theme otherwise the app is not usable in the mountains. This is like very very easy from a programmint point of view. Please fix this!

I have really enjoyed using Gaia GPS, on my iPhone. It has great functionality and detailed views on the maps regardless of where I’m hiking. However, it will not work on my Apple Ultra I watch. Reached out for support and was just told “it won’t work on the ultra.” Okay, so be it, but now the price increase to 60.00/year! Too much for an app that’s not going to work as it should and the fact I can’t get answers from support.

When editing/creating certain routes. It is starting to get annoying and inconvenient (for a $90/year app).

After being a long time paid user, support has been completely unhelpful in solving my access problem to Trailforks pro and outside+ which should be included with my Gaia premium subscription and linked to my account. Shame that such a good product was ruined by Outside.

This is a great tool for offline backpackers, hikers and outdoor enthusiasts with an easy to use interface. I used the app and purchased a subscription for the offline features since I was going on a weeklong journey in the Montana Wilderness and wanted to keep track of my location without needing a map and compass. It offered great features on the desktop version that allowed me to make a detailed track to follow that included elevation gain and milage. I put specific locations for campsites and possible water stops along the way. While following the trail, it was surprisingly accurate to where I was and offered several topographic map styles, each varying in download size. I was also able to share the map with my partner before the trip so he'd know what to expect. Overall, seeing the map drawn out put the whole journey into perspective of how deep in the Wilderness we were. I would highly recommend it for anyone in a similar situation.

On latest iOS I kept getting the notification of something using gps in the background. This after force quitting the app, and only giving it permissions to use the gps while running, and even turning off background app refresh. Unacceptable. The app itself is decent, was using as a supplement to TrailsOffroad but not if it won’t stop using the gps ALL THE TIME.

Value for money simply isn’t there any longer. Outside has ruined this app and opened the door for competition. I’ll take my money to the competitors

Suddenly, a subscription renewal went from $29 for a year to $84. Good luck with that, ya greedy goofballs.