
About
Track your mountain climbing achievements with this app. It includes popular peakbagging lists and allows you to record details like date, trail name, distance, and personal notes. You can also attach a photo to each completed peak, all stored locally on your device.
What's New in Peakbagger's Journal
1.5.2
December 14, 2022
Bug Fixes
User reviews
Developer apps
FAQ
What peakbagging lists are included in Peakbagger's Journal?
Peakbagger's Journal includes popular US peakbagging lists such as the NH48, NH 52 WAV, Vermont 4000 Footers, Colorado 14000 Footers, and Northeast 4000 Footers, among others.
Does Peakbagger's Journal have ads?
Yes, Peakbagger's Journal contains advertisements. As a free application, ads are displayed to support its development and maintenance.
Can I store photos with my peak entries in Peakbagger's Journal?
Yes, you can upload a hiking picture to each mountain you complete. These pictures are saved locally on your device and are not uploaded to any online servers.
Is my data safe with Peakbagger's Journal?
Yes, all your data, including dates, trail names, distances, notes, and pictures, is saved exclusively in the app's local files. None of this information is uploaded to any online servers, ensuring your privacy.
What devices does Peakbagger's Journal support?
Peakbagger's Journal is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users.
How often is Peakbagger's Journal updated?
The latest version, 1.5.2, was released on December 14, 2022. The app was initially released on November 29, 2022, indicating a recent update frequency.
What is the age rating for Peakbagger's Journal?
Peakbagger's Journal has an age rating of 17+. This is likely due to the nature of the content or potential user interactions, though specific reasons are not detailed.
Can I suggest new peak lists for Peakbagger's Journal?
Yes, you can email the author directly to suggest more peakbagging lists. This allows users to contribute to the app's growing collection of tracking resources.









