
Millstone
Peak District walks, offline
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Millstone guides you round Peak District walks without needing a signal.
OFFLINE MAPS
Ordnance Survey mapping of the whole National Park, with contours, is built into the app. It works in aeroplane mode, deep in a dale with no coverage.
FIND A WALK
Browse the walks near anywhere in the park, nearest first. Each shows how long it is, whether it comes back to where it started, how far away it starts, and the stiles and gates on the way. Show only walks that pass a pub, or that start near a National Trust or National Park car park.
PLOT YOUR OWN ROUTE
Draw a walk on the map with a finger and the line follows the paths, or switch off snapping to cross open moorland. Save it, and walk it with turns like any other.
FOLLOW A ROUTE
Walk one of them, or import your own GPX file. Millstone shows where you are on the route and how far it is to the next turn, and tells you when you have left the path.
APPLE WATCH
Leave your phone in your pocket. Your watch shows the distance to the next turn and taps your wrist if you leave the route.
SEE WHAT YOU HAVE WALKED
Millstone reads your walks from Apple Health, recorded by Millstone or any other app, and shades the park's footpaths and bridleways: those you have walked, those you have not yet, and the share of the park's rights of way you have covered.
BADGES
Earn a badge for each stage of the Peak District Boundary Walk, for the whole walk, for the Limestone Way, and for the White Peak Walk, the Grindleford Gallop and the Chatsworth Challenge. Each of the Peak District's 95 Ethels is yours once a walk reaches its top.
RECORD YOUR WALK
Each walk is saved to Apple Health as a workout, so it counts towards your activity.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No account, no tracking, no adverts. Your location and your walks never leave your device.
Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Walks and rights of way © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database Licence.
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What's New in Millstone
1.4
November 6, 2026
A walk on the map now shows where it starts and finishes, and the parking within five minutes' walk of either. Tap a car park for driving directions to it in Apple Maps. Browse the walks on the map as well as in the list: each is marked where it starts, and tapping one opens its page. Walks that start together share a mark, which lists them. The location button finds where you are, walking or not. On a walk the map turns as you do, as Apple Maps' walking directions do; tap the button for north up.
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