Peakbagger
* Search the huge database of mountains and trip reports from Peakbagger.com and ListsOfJohn.com
* Keep track of your climbs, even when offline
* Measure your progress against hundreds of peak lists
* Get route information and directions from SummitPost and ListsofJohn.com
* Find peaks near your current location, or near other peaks
* Filter peaks by prominence, or climbed vs. unclimbed, or inclusion on a peak list
* See weather forecasts for all U.S. peaks from the National Weather Service, and for 11,000+ major peaks worldwide from mountain-forecast.com
* See topographic maps (U.S., Alps, Norway, New Zealand, Japan, Slovakia, Croatia, Poland, Czech)
* Save a peak to your device for offline use, including topographic maps
* Download topographic maps along a route for offline use
* Import and display GPS tracks and waypoints instantly
* On-screen compass keeps you oriented along your track
* Long click on the map to get Street View, elevation, and driving directions
* Record your starting elevation, and information about the gear and route you used
* Leaderboards show the top climbers for each peak list
* See peaks your Peakbagger buddies have climbed recently
* Automatically upload your ascents to ListsOfJohn (U.S. peaks)
* Show daily satellite imagery for any location on any day since 2011
* Display elevation profile for a GPS track, and show your current location along the profile
* See sunrise and sunset times at a peak, even when offline
* Record GPS tracks, including timestamps, and add them to your ascents
* Automatically find survey benchmarks near peaks (U.S.)
* Hunt benchmarks and get your finds recorded in the official government benchmark data sheets
HOW TO IMPORT GPS TRACKS
- 4 OPTIONS
1) Click on the "Load GPS track" link on the ascent details page for an ascent that has a GPS track.
2) Click on a GPX, KML or KMZ file on your phone, for example, in an email attachment or on Google Drive
3) Open a GPX file in your Web browser, then click "Share" in the browser's menu, then select "Peakbagger"
4) Download or copy a GPX, KML, or KMZ file to your phone manually, then open it with a file browsing app (such as Discoverer)
Category : Travel & Local
Reviews (24)
I was a long time user of the web site before I got a smart phone, so this was one of the first things I installed. It's been very handy, although I have often wanted an "add this peak right here what I'm sitting on" button, but if you make it too easy, the bump population will explode. It is most excellent as a search for the area and I especially love that the last search is cached because I don't always get everything downloaded before leaving signal land. It even keeps it through a reboot.
Just downloaded this and adding peaks I've completed, but see they don't have a UK Ethels list and not many of the Ethels included in their peaks - otherwise seems good
I can't say enough about how great this app is. The author and the author of the database it accesses have provided an incredible service to the hiking, climbing, and of course peakbagging communities all over the world. The database and the app have literally changed peoples' lives. And it keeps getting better. Highly recommended.
Terrible useless app. Can't search range or anything. Been an ACC member for 30 years and a HI lifetime member. Since you can't search by images of peaks and see recommended repels or hiking descents it's about as useful as a pad of sticky notes and a magic marker. It's literally a travel journal that has zero mountaineering/climbing functionality. It the same as the notes app on your phone. Extremely disappointed. Huge waste of time.
I love this app. Incredible mapping and numerous terrestrial overlays including recent satellite images. Personal record of summits is great. Perfect stimulator to plan trips, get out and challenge yourself.
Really useful app that allows you to tick of lists of various peaks you've climbed as you go. Works well and I find it invaluable.
Good app to log summits but find a lot of the Snowdonia & Forest of Bowl and peaks I've done are missing, particularly the smaller ones, making my record incomplete. An option to create a new summit would solve this
I have used this app since 2015. I like the feature of peaks near me. I also like that it interfaces with the web version.
My most used App! Love it. Would love to see an option to download a satellite map for when offline.
It nice for elevation profile between many points. but you must export data from csv files
This app is great! Amazing tool for those who have peakbagging disease!
Got more ideas for my virtual travel bucket list
Incredible amount of work has gone into this amazing app
Stopped using All Trails, way better!
Are you removing Weather Underground to replace it with something else?
This app has revolutionized peakbagging.
easy to use
A must-have for all hikers
That's what I was looking for.
time saving tool.
This app and the corresponding website are nearly perfect for what they are supposed to do
I've been using this app since it first came out and each update just makes it more functional. The UI is very easy to understand and use. I show it to my friends and they immediately are able to use it for their outdoor adventures. If you don't like this app I suggest you go back to those old worn out paper maps! I think someone famous said "Don't leave home without it!".
This app is a masterpiece, and still it continues to improve.
Love it's 3D map. However, the app constantly give warning and vibration in no GPS area which caused battery to drained out fast. Is there way to turn the warning off?