Peakist
Track Your Hiking Goals
About
This app helps hikers meticulously track their visits to various peaks, known as 'Peak Bagging.' It allows users to record where and when they've hiked, monitor progress towards goals, and plan future excursions. The app offers directions to trailheads and the ability to export GPS data.
What's New in Peakist
3.0
September 18, 2026
Photos, weather forecasts and more. This update adds support for saving photos to record your adventures. Quickly capture a photo and save it along with your visit. Use your devices photo library to add all the photos from your trip. Knowing the weather before you go can make the difference between a great trip and a wet, miserable slog. Peakist now provides a 10 day forecast for any location to help you plan your trips. As always there are new lists. A big new addition is the US High Points list for the high point in each state. Two new lists for "Downstate" New Yorkers: the NY Downstate 28er and Fire Lookout Challenges have been added. A three state challenge, the Taconic 12er is also new for this update. Faster app loads should be obvious on first launch. The entire backend has been improved for near instant app loads. Bug fixes and improvements are also in there. Syncing of favorites should be improved, dynamic text support is better and so much more.
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FAQ
What is Peakist?
Peakist is a travel app designed to help hikers track their visits to various peaks, a practice known as 'Peak Bagging.' It allows users to record hike details, monitor progress towards goals, and plan future expeditions.
What devices does Peakist support?
Peakist is available on iPhone and iPad devices, with visit information synced across platforms via iCloud. This ensures your progress is accessible on all your Apple devices.
How much does Peakist cost?
Peakist is a paid application, available for a one-time purchase of $2.99. This price grants you full access to all current and future features without additional costs.
Does Peakist have ads?
No, Peakist does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it offers an uninterrupted user experience focused solely on tracking your hiking goals.
Can I export my hiking data from Peakist?
Yes, Peakist allows you to export your visit data in multiple formats, including GPS coordinates or GPX files for any location. This ensures your data remains accessible and usable outside the app.
How often is Peakist updated?
The latest version of Peakist is 2.3.0, last updated on January 28, 2026. Future releases are planned to include additional lists and locations, indicating ongoing development.
What are some of the pre-defined lists in Peakist?
Peakist includes numerous pre-defined lists such as the Adirondack 46ers, Catskill 3500, New Hampshire 48, and New England 111, among many others. These lists cover popular hiking challenges across different regions.
What is the age rating for Peakist?
Peakist has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. The app's content and functionality are appropriate for younger hikers as well as adults.
