Discover the Bayside area of Victoria, Australia, with curated walking and cycling routes. Explore diverse architecture, parklands, and coastline with highlighted points of interest. Audio and maps are available offline.
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May 25, 2026
We confirm that the app does not include any advertising, and no advertising functionality is implemented within the app. The background location functionality in the app allows the user to trigger GPS notification and auto-play audio when they reach stops on the tour. As a tour guide app, it is designed to work in the background so the user can walk the tour and listen to the audio while the app is running in the background and the phone is in the user’s pocket. Without the background location permission, the app won’t trigger notifications and auto-play the audio when the app is running in the background. Please find below our demo video showcasing the audio functionality in UIBackgroundModes. https://vimeo.com/1060725244/e0a6262381?share=copy
MoreBayside Walks & Trails is a free travel app that guides users through the Bayside area of Victoria, Australia. It offers various walking and cycling routes, highlighting points of interest along the way.
Yes, Bayside Walks & Trails supports offline mode for both audio guides and maps. This allows you to explore without a continuous internet connection.
The app features 9 hinterland trails, 8 architectural trail routes, and 4 coastal trail elements focusing on history, Indigenous culture, environment, and art.
Bayside Walks & Trails has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for families with young children to explore together.
The app was last updated on June 18, 2025, indicating regular maintenance and potential updates to its content and features.
Bayside Walks & Trails is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, offering a broad range of Apple users the ability to explore.
No, Bayside Walks & Trails is ad-free, providing an uninterrupted exploration experience for its users.
Bayside Walks & Trails was developed by Bayside City Council, suggesting a focus on local area information and community engagement.
