Road Trip Ryan Trip Guide

Road Trip Ryan, LLC

In-app purchases

About this app

The Road Trip Ryan Trip Guide is the source for canyoneering, slot canyon hiking and climbing information, as well as many other unique adventures. Route descriptions include detailed offline maps and GPS waypoints to keep you on the right path. Way better than a paper guidebook!

Interested in canyoneering, hiking, roadside attractions, and floating mighty rivers in Utah and surrounding areas? The Road Trip Ryan Trip Guide is your source for accurate and up to date information.

Install the app and download an area to see a list of adventures and explore popular destinations included in the free samples. Full information for each area can be purchased for a fraction of the cost of a guidebook- and purchases include updates with new trips added to your area on the Road Trip Ryan website!

The premiere app for exploring Zion, Arches National Park, Moab, Escalante, North Wash, Capitol Reef, Cedar Mesa, and more!

**Conditions in the outdoors can, and frequently do change. Like life, danger may lurk around any corner. The information in the app is provided free of any warranty or liability. Be careful, be prepared, and use good judgment.**

Ratings and reviews

Research and experience written down, well worth the cost associated with the packages and extremely helpful to make you understand what each route requires from you, aiding you in decisions. It's nice to have them all in one place as well, previously I'd hoarded bookmarks and had to look through multiple sites to find what I needed sometimes for one trail. This work has alleviated me of that issue. I also like that you can purchase areas you need one at a time.

About halfway functional. The map to the trailhead doesn't work without an internet connection even if you've downloaded local maps through Google. One of the canyon routes on their website for Moab isn't in the app (bow and arrow). Pictures don't work without an internet connection. The gps trail map is fairly low quality and in at least one case (dragonfly) the map was offset from the real world. All in all, fairly disappointing for a pay app.

yeah no. I'm not paying $8 "per" location for information that is otherwise free. An enormous amount of the information available on this app is available elsewhere and has been for years. It's essentially repacking existing public data behind a paywall. Skip this and grab one of the many free alternatives that offer the same information and a lot more functionality for less. these pretentious in-app premiums for the same information with a vastly inferior UI makes no sense to me.

What’s new

Fix for crashes on some Samsung devices.