Trails Offroad

This app is pretty much useless for Michigan trails. Shows hardly anything. Glad I spent some time checking it out before I had to pay the subscription.

This app is for people who collect ducks. The ratings are all over the place for trails. Trails that deserve a 1 are rated 4, there’s trails rated 6 or 7 that are barely a 3. The photos showing the trails are even worse. I got this app by mistake because I forgot to cancel the subscription. Don’t make the mistake of buying this app. Massive waste of $40.

This app is great at helping you find new trails and navigate them once you’re on them!

I love this app for finding trails in my area. I love using it alongside Gaia for offline navigation

This app and the subscription that goes with it is quite literally the best out there, at least for use in Colorado. While others come close, Trails Offroad gives true, up to date information and makes finding new trails or revisiting old favorites simple and easy. I particularly like the way they use local experts as guides. Keep it up!

I’ve used all the off road apps and this one by far is the most user friendly and most informative! It highlights trails and follows you’re movements even in off line mode with downloading each states maps. It’s very clear on obstacles and water crossings, as well as cool insight for camping spots or property you shouldn’t be on. Great up to date photos and descriptions of the trails that really help you to navigate trails and areas! I highly recommend this app

I’ve been using this app for over a year now and it has become proven itself over and over. It makes finding the right trail easy and follow mode keeps me on track. It was perfect for my first trip up Top of the World in Moab and exploring around Johnson Valley.

I used this app for the first time today in an area with a complex system of trails. Had my phone on a dashboard mount and had the app open showing our location all along the drive. Referred o it many times to check where we were. Worked great. Also very easy to filter for trails that suit your preferences. And the trail guides provide so much more info. It’s not just an automated map but a trail guide that is kept up to date very cool.

The map on CarPlay has lost track of my position even with downloaded maps. Not very helpful when you don’t where to turn on a trail.

Such a great app for off-roading. Incredible information. Suffers from a number of bugs/poor UX. Downloaded map areas perpetually say “Update Available,” but when you tap to update, it will briefly switch do a progress bar before again displaying “Update Available.” You can keep tapping and it will eventually say “Downloaded,” but you can still tap it and it will continue downloading and showing a progress bar. Did the offline content actually get updated? I have no idea. The CarPlay app struggles to follow your position. Why do you have to tell it to center to your position any time you do anything? You have to tap the arrow to center the map on your location. Then you have to manually select which trail you’re on (it should do this automatically). Then you have to tap the arrow again to get the app to follow as you drive. Is there no way to have CarPlay auto center on your location? I have to go through this rigamarole every time I unplug my phone from the car (which is often for photos). Tapping “Search for Trails” brings up the search function, but you have to tap the search bar again to actually search. It should pull up the keyboard soon as you tap the first time. Why is there no search filter on the app as there is online?