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Peakbagger

Peakbagger

by Andrew Kirmse

44 ratings
17 reviews
💪 Health & Fitness
✈️ Travel
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 17, 2015
  • June 14, 2026

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Andrew Kirmse
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Discover and track your mountain climbs with a comprehensive database of peaks and trip reports. Access route information, weather forecasts, and topographic maps, even offline. Log your ascents, measure progress against lists, and share your adventures with friends.

✓Searchable mountain database
✓Offline climb tracking
✓Peak list progress tracking
✓Route information and directions
✓Offline topographic maps
✓GPS track recording and import
✓Weather forecasts
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What's New in Peakbagger

1.65.4

June 14, 2026

- OpenTopo map layer - Save some links in trip reports as PDFs for offline use - Summitpost pages saved as PDFs for offline use - Directional arrows on tracks - See which peaks you and a friend have both climbed or not climbed (when looking at a list, select "Combine buddy's ascents" from the menu) - On Statistics page, pinch-to-zoom calendar and click on individual days - Topographic maps for some regions of Italy - Import TCX track files - Setting for colorblind-safe colors

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Helpful App but not intuitive

The app is useful for tracking ascents and serves its basic purpose well; however, its design leaves much to be desired. The layout feels cluttered and visually unappealing, making it less enjoyable to use. The layout isn’t intuitive, and it’s missing key metrics, such as total time, that would make it far more functional and comprehensive. In general the interface could be updated
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EmilyWanerkaEmilyWanerka

Update..

I just added this app to see how it works and if I would be interested. Its not for me however it will not let me delete my account. Once you sign up and give your personal info you will not be able to delete and there isn't a contact that works. It will only allow to hide your info....UPDATE... They had a problem with their server all is good. They deleted my account no problem.
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GMgirlGMgirl

Best free tracking app hands down!

Better map layers than strava, and alltrails but free with the same ability to save maps offline, track your activities, and plan out future activities. This is the best outdoor tracking and trip planning app in my opinion!
Mike ToffeyMike Toffey

Great app

Great app to explore and find mountains & trails! Smoke layer doesn’t currently work. But other then that, great app!
AmandaNich14AmandaNich14

The only app I use to plan hikes

This is easily the best app on the internet for planning hikes to summits. All of the other apps are hidden behind pay walls or have paid features to make them useful. Greg and Andrew developed the website and subsequent app out of love for the mountains and sharing info openly. Many countries with topo maps are featured and the rest use Global topo, which does cost money for Andrew, so if you want to donate, please do so at peakbagger.com. I have been using the app since the day version 1.0 was sent to us beta testers and had used the website for many years before that. Peakbagger has enriched my life more than any other website could possibly hope to do.
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FAQ

What is Peakbagger used for?

Peakbagger is used to discover mountains, track your climbs, and measure your progress against various peak lists. It provides route information, weather forecasts, and topographic maps, with many features available offline.

Is Peakbagger free to use?

Yes, Peakbagger is completely free to use. It does not have any ads or in-app purchases, making it accessible for all users interested in mountain climbing and tracking.

Can I use Peakbagger offline?

Yes, Peakbagger offers extensive offline functionality. You can save peaks, topographic maps, and even download maps along a route for offline use, ensuring you have access to critical information without a data connection.

What kind of maps does Peakbagger offer?

Peakbagger provides topographic maps for anywhere in the world within +/- 60 degrees latitude. It also includes US Forest Service maps and can display daily satellite imagery and forest fire coverage for the U.S.

How does Peakbagger help me track my progress?

Peakbagger allows you to keep track of your climbs and measure your progress against hundreds of peak lists. You can also create custom peak lists and order them by your personal priorities.

Can I import my GPS tracks into Peakbagger?

Yes, Peakbagger allows you to import and display GPS tracks and waypoints instantly. You can import files directly from email attachments or cloud storage services like Google Drive.

What devices is Peakbagger available on?

Peakbagger is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for users who want to bring their mountain climbing data and tools with them on their mobile devices.

How often is Peakbagger updated?

The latest version of Peakbagger is 1.64.3, which was last updated on March 23, 2026. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and feature additions.