Peakbagger

Mountainside

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About this app

Bring the mountains with you wherever you go!

* 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 what other peaks are often climbed together with your target peak

* 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 for anywhere in the world (+/- 60 degrees latitude)
* See protected land area coverage in North America, Europe, Japan, and Australia and New Zealand.
* 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
* Create and edit tracks right in the app

* 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)

Ratings and reviews

I love that ALL the features are FREE! I never would have started using that app otherwise. Shameless plug: if you love the app, consider donating so others can also enjoy it! The 3D map is my favorite feature. and the detailed statistics help keep me motivated to get out there. 6/5 stars for sure! One suggestion: consider calculating Distance and Vertical based on manually-inputted GPS tracks or only non-repeating tracks so I can attach a GPS to every peak without messing up the stats. Thanks!

Love this app! I've used this for years on the browser and it makes it so much easier to have on the phone! I use this weekly to keep track of projects The only thing I'd like to have updated is the ability to add provisional peaks to personal lists. Though, there may be something in the back-end that keeps that from happening. I have created a couple lists for local hills/mountains, but this keeps me from creating a complete list.

Favorite app on my phone Literally a perfect app. Not sure what else to say. It never lags, never crashes and its got all the nerd stuff you'd want like lists, rankings, statistics, leaderboards and more. Using this app to find places to climb is so much better than alltrails or something, because there's just thousands of options to choose from. Great job on the app and keep updating and supporting it!

What’s new

- Topo maps for Greece, Jamaica, Denmark, parts of Italy
- Show source of peak elevation on More page
- Sort peak lists by number of your ascents
- Fix radar layer and Czech topo maps
- Update offline databases