AllTrails
Find, track, and share the world's best outdoor trails
Alternatives
Choose Organic Maps if…
- you need a completely ad‑free offline map without an account
- you want elevation profiles and contour lines without
- you prefer an open‑source codebase you can audit
- you need voice‑guided turn‑by‑turn navigation on trails
Choose OsmAnd if…
- you need turn‑by‑turn voice guidance without a data
- you want your routes calculated locally for privacy
- you rely on OpenStreetMap coverage for custom POI layers
- you prefer exporting trips as GPX files for later analysis
Choose Komoot if…
- you need turn‑by‑turn voice navigation on a hike or bike
- you want a 3‑D preview of terrain to gauge difficulty
- you rely on Garmin devices for on‑trail navigation
- you prefer routes filtered by difficulty and distance
Choose FarOut if…
- you need offline topographic maps for entire long‑distance
- you rely on up‑to‑date water and campsite waypoint data
- you want dedicated guides for hiking, bikepacking, and
- you prefer purchasing individual trail guides or an
How to Decide
AllTrails is best known for its massive searchable catalog of over 500,000 trails and is used by hikers, trail runners, and other outdoor enthusiasts. The alternatives split into a few clear camps: FarOut leans on reliable offline GPS and purchasable long‑distance guides for thru‑hikers, bikepackers and paddlers; Organic Maps is completely free, open‑source and privacy‑focused, offering offline maps without ads or tracking; OsmAnd provides open‑source map customization with turn‑by‑turn voice guidance and a paid subscription for premium map updates; Komoot emphasizes sport‑specific route generation and curated community collections, with many premium planning features gated behind a subscription.
When comparing AllTrails to these options, the key factors that actually matter are: 1) offline map and navigation capability – how well the app works without cellular service; 2) pricing model – freemium with limited free features (AllTrails, FarOut, Komoot) versus fully free (Organic Maps) or subscription‑based premium tiers (OsmAnd, Komoot Premium); 3) openness and privacy – whether the solution is open‑source and tracks no user data (Organic Maps, OsmAnd) versus closed platforms (AllTrails, FarOut, Komoot); 4) depth of route planning and community content – sport‑specific generation and curated collections (Komoot) versus simple trail browsing (AllTrails) or community‑sourced waypoint updates (FarOut); 5) integration with fitness ecosystems – native sync with Apple Health, Google Fit and Strava (AllTrails) compared to limited or no such integrations in the alternatives.
All Alternatives
“Organic Maps delivers privacy‑focused offline hiking and cycling maps with GPS navigation, a direct alternative to AllTrails' map features.”
“OsmAnd offers offline, turn‑by‑turn navigation on detailed maps for hikers and cyclists, matching AllTrails' core trail‑map functionality.”
“Komoot offers searchable trail maps, offline navigation and GPS tracking for hikers, cyclists and runners, directly competing with AllTrails”
“FarOut provides offline GPS trail guides for long‑distance hiking and biking, serving the same need for route discovery and navigation.”
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