HikerFeed

HikerFeed

Complete Your Thru-Hike

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Version History of HikerFeed

1.4.5

May 23, 2021

- Minor bug fixes and improvements

1.4.4

April 24, 2021

In this version we've: - Added a new map for viewing all of your waypoints. - Added subcategories for water and wildlife waypoints. Now you can drop a pin when you encounter wildlife and categorize by type. - Lots of bug fixes and improvements. - Made it easier to change your privacy settings for journal entries.

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1.4.3

April 7, 2021

In this version we've: - Added support for the Pacific NorthWest Trail, Oregon Desert Trail, and the Camino De Santiago - Added an all new "Report Hazard" option for you to report hazards on the trail for other hikers to be aware of - Added a new map to your dashboard to see where you've dropped waypoints along the trail - Added step count and distance total to your dashboard to see how far you've gone and how many steps you've taken - Added waypoints to the trails tab and hikes tab - Fixed a rare issue where uploads would hang if an error was encountered - Improved image quality and upload speeds for journal entry photos

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1.4.2

March 27, 2021

In this release we've: - Added an all new waypoints feature. Drop a pin anywhere on trail and tag as "camp", "wildlife", "view", and much more. You can take a photo or add one and optionally use that photo's location to retroactively drop a waypoint. Waypoints can be public or private and you can even delay posting these for up to 1 week for safety concerns. - Added an all new explore page that showcases all hikers in an easy to view feed. - Redesigned the "Trails" page to showcase recent posts, towns, and community listings. - Added pinch to zoom on photos. - Made minor bug fixes and improvements.

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1.4.1

March 25, 2021

In this version we've - Fixed a few minor bugs - Improved performance - Added in-app subscriptions

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1.4.0

March 12, 2021

In this release we've: - Changed searching for hikes back to simple filters and kept contextual search for user accounts only - Fixed a few minor bugs - Improved UI in a few places

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1.3.9

March 10, 2021

In this version we've: - Added an all-new contextual search for hikers and accounts. Now you can search for hikers with queries like "pct 2021", "appalachian trail", and "trail name" - Added notifications for when someone else comments on a post you're following - Rewritten the image compression to be much much much faster

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1.3.8

March 1, 2021

In this release we've: - Added support for portrait and square photos in addition to landscape - Added better controls for your journal entry photos - Default journal entry photo locations to disabled - Added better support for commenting - Improved fonts and UI consistency - Fixed a few minor bugs

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1.3.7

February 24, 2021

In this version we've: - Added a new Explore page where you can browse journal entries from all hikers and filter by trail - Added scroll to top functionality when tapping the "home" and "hikers" tabs - Fixed a few minor bugs

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1.3.6

February 20, 2021

In this release we've: - Added in-app notifications - Improved syncing and downloading - Fixed a few minor bugs - Improved performance when switching views

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HikerFeed Subscription Plans

HikerFeed Monthly Plan

One month of the HikerFeed subscription.

$4.991 Month

HikerFeed Yearly

One year of the HikerFeed subscription.

$39.991 Year

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Description of HikerFeed

Planning a thru-hike or long distance backpacking trip you want to share with the world? The HikerFeed app helps complete your hike experience. With the HikerFeed app you can write daily journals in a simple yet intuitive editor, view your photos on a map, and track your daily distance and step count each day. No need for cell service. HikerFeed saves everything locally to your device and syncs up when you have service. Don't waste your time buying a domain and setting up a blog or website. With HikerFeed you can create a hike and start sharing your journey within minutes. HikerFeed brings you closer to the trail community. With the app you can easily find and connect with those who serve the community such as shuttles, lodging, outfitters, trail angels, and more. Discover hidden gems along the trail and leave your mark by rating and reviewing trail towns. Need a shuttle ride that's pet-friendly? What about a hostel with private rooms and on-site laundry? With just a few taps in the HikerFeed app, you can search, filter, and connect with those that meet your needs. Oh, and no more worrying if their information is out of date; Trail Community Members can manage their listings just as easily as you can find it. You'll remember your thru-hikes for the rest of your life. The HikerFeed app aims to make it even more memorable by helping you discover which towns are best to stop in. Not only can you discover which towns have the best lodging, resupply, and ease of hitch-hiking, you and the community can leave tips on the hidden gems that are a must along the trail. Key Features: - Document your hike OFFLINE with journals, photos, distance tracking - Integrate with HealthKit to add your daily step count - Find and follow other hikers’ journeys - Browse & rate towns along long-distance trails - Connect with businesses that support hikers on long-distance trails Currently Supported Trails: - Appalachian Trail - Arizona Trail - Colorado Trail - Continental Divide Trail - John Muir Trail - Long Trail - Pacific Crest Trail - Ozark Highlands Trail - Pacific NorthWest Trail - Oregon Desert Trail - Camino De Santiago - More to come
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HikerFeed: FAQ

Does HikerFeed offer an iPad version?

HikerFeed is available on iPad devices.

Who is the developer of HikerFeed?

Drew Bartlett is the developer of HikerFeed.

What is the minimum iOS version for the HikerFeed app?

HikerFeed requires iOS 9.0 or later.

What user rating does HikerFeed have?

The HikerFeed app receives plenty of reviews and currently has a great user rating of 5.

What app category is HikerFeed?

Travel Is The App Genre Of The Hikerfeed App.

What is the latest version of HikerFeed?

The latest HikerFeed version released is 1.4.5.

What is the date of the latest HikerFeed update?

The latest HikerFeed update came out on October 6, 2024.

When did the HikerFeed app come out?

HikerFeed was first released on February 6, 2023.

What’s the age rating for the HikerFeed app?

The HikerFeed app is rated Drew Bartlett and may contain instances of content that may not be suitable for children under the age of 12.

What are the languages offered by HikerFeed?

The HikerFeed app can be used in English.

Is HikerFeed one of the titles available through Apple Arcade?

No, HikerFeed is not part of Apple Arcade.

Does HikerFeed feature in-app purchases?

Yes, you'll find in-app purchases featured in HikerFeed.

Can I utilize HikerFeed with Apple Vision Pro?

No, you cannot utilize HikerFeed with Apple Vision Pro.

Are ads featured prominently in HikerFeed?

No, ads are not featured prominently in HikerFeed.

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  • Great App

    Just downloaded recently, but the GUI is really cool. Kind of like a facebook just for hikers, but I see myself using it a lot more. Nice tools for when you’re actually on the trail, can’t wait to teat it out this summer!
  • I wish this existed in 2015

    I thru hiked in 2015 and would have used this app to log my experience. I kept a journal of mileage and other notes but this would have been more helpful. I bet it would also be nice to experience the social aspect during the trail. I plan on following a couple hikers on their thru hikes this year with the app.

    Hopefully I’ll be able to commit career suicide again and get another thru hike in which I’ll definitely use this.
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  • My brother is a thru-hiker

    My brother is a thru-hiker and this is the app he needed when he hiked the AT! I was his trail boss and I loved it. And I know this would have been so helpful to him.

    Luckily, he just got approved for the PCT this year, and now he has the Hikerfeed app to help him!