ClimbOn Hiking Map & GPS

ClimbOn Hiking Map & GPS

Designed for hiking in Japan.

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 7, 2026
  • August 17, 2026

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ClimbOn is a hiking app that allows users to create hiking plans and record their activities on the day of the hike within a single application. Users can create planned routes by long-pressing on the map to add route points. Elevation profiles can be viewed based on the altitude of each point, and saved routes can later be edited again. The app also supports importing GPX files. During hikes, ClimbOn records movement tracks based on the user’s current location and allows them to save the recorded data as GPX files after completion. When a saved route is loaded, users can view the route on the map, check elevation graphs, see the distance and direction to the next point, and monitor deviations from the planned route. The app also provides hiking-oriented settings such as recording intervals, automatic pause, background recording, and map cache management.
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What's New in ClimbOn Hiking Map & GPS

2.3

August 17, 2026

• The mountain button now fetches nearby mountain-related candidates and reference trail lines around the map center. • Mountain-related candidates are fetched from OSM using natural=peak, highway=trailhead, trailhead=yes, tourism=alpine_hut, amenity=shelter, and amenity=parking. • Reference trail lines are fetched from OSM using highway=path / footway / track. • Reference trails exclude ways tagged with access=no/private, foot=no/private, or area=yes. • Mountain candidates now prioritize named features and nearby features relative to the map center. • Candidate display is limited to a maximum of 50 total items and 30 peak items. • Pressing the mountain button clears the previous mountain candidates and reference trails before searching again. • Reference trail lines were changed from brown to a teal color for better visibility on the map. • Map data is treated as reference information; users should also check official sources and local conditions.

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