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Track your National Park visits on a unified map. Log trips with notes and photos, and plan future adventures with official park details and live alerts. Share your progress and memories with friends and family.
What's New in Map My Parks
1.6
October 30, 2026
-iPhone Duo support! Explore park details alongside the map. -Refreshed park cards with cleaner layouts. -Shorter park names with larger, easier-to-read text.
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Map My Parks Pro Monthly
Unlock all Pro features, billed monthly.
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FAQ
What is Map My Parks?
Map My Parks is a travel app that allows you to see all the National Parks you've visited and those you still want to explore on a single map. It provides official park information and tools for trip logging and shared planning.
Can I share my park visits with others using Map My Parks?
Yes, you can create a shared map and invite friends or family to join. Visits and trip logs stay synced, ensuring everyone plans from the same map.
How can I log my park trips with Map My Parks?
You can log trips by adding dates, notes, and photos. These memories are then organized in a clean, map-connected timeline.
What kind of official park details does Map My Parks offer?
Map My Parks provides official details such as live alerts, weather, fees, trails, reservation information, camping options, things to do, webcams, accessibility info, and pet rules.
Is Map My Parks free to use?
The core features of Map My Parks are free. There is an optional 'Map My Parks Pro' subscription for enhanced planning features.
What are the subscription options for Map My Parks Pro?
Map My Parks Pro offers a monthly subscription for $0.99 and a yearly subscription for $9.99. A portion of Pro revenue is donated to the National Park Service.
What devices is Map My Parks available on?
Map My Parks is available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad, making it accessible across multiple Apple devices.
How often is Map My Parks updated?
The latest version of Map My Parks is 1.6, and it was last updated on October 30, 2026. This indicates a relatively active development cycle.





