TrailLink: Bike, Run, Walk

TrailLink: Bike, Run, Walk

Trail Maps Finder & Biking GPS

7.4K ratings
388 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 11, 2013
  • July 9, 2025

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Discover and navigate over 40,000 miles of trails across the US for biking, running, and walking. Find detailed maps, GPS directions, user reviews, and amenities to plan your next outdoor adventure.

Discover 40,000+ miles of trails
Detailed trail maps
GPS navigation and tracking
Offline map downloads
Trail reviews and photos
Find trail amenities
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What's New in TrailLink

2.8.0

July 9, 2025

*FIXED IN-APP MAP PURCHASE BUG

Subscription plans

TrailLink Unlimited

The TrailLink Unlimited subscription allows you to download an unlimited number of maps for offline use. It also provides the ability for you to create your own custom digital trail guides and custom routes on the website.

$29.991 Year
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User reviews

Great for known trails

App is great for showing the map parking spots and bathrooms

Marla

Nice app!

Great resource

Very helpful source to build bike friendly riding plans

Sucks on iPads

Maybe it’s me but no full screen view on a tablet. I guess it’s meant for phones.

I’ve also been standing on a trail and the app doesn’t have it. All Trails much better.

Lake Barkley Multi-use Trail (LBL)

Today, all in all, we drove our bikes a total of 13 miles around the Eggner Ferry Bridge at KY Lake (LBL). We attempted to ride over & thru the Central Hardwoods Trail (LBL) but not long onto this trail we encountered a fallen tree across it. As this trail is 11 miles long and meanders through the woods, we figured most likely we’d encounter even more fallen trees, so we opted to turn back. As it was the Memorial Day weekend, the traffic was rather busy along Hwy 68-80 so we headed back toward Ken Lake Resort. Tomorrow we’ll drive over and “launch” our bikes closer to the 68-80 bridge near Lake Barkley. This trail appears to be much longer than today’s trail with a well protected bike-walking path from vehicular traffic. We had a blast and, Lord willing, looking forward to completing more trails down the road!
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Subscription issues

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Unreliable map downloads

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Inconsistent app performance

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Requested Features

5 requests

Offline map downloads

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Ability to add custom trails

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Integration with fitness tracking apps

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Improved search functionality

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More detailed trail information

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FAQ

What does the TrailLink app do?

TrailLink helps you discover and navigate over 40,000 miles of multi-use trails across the United States. It provides detailed trail maps, GPS navigation, user reviews, photos, and information on trail amenities to assist with outdoor activities like hiking, biking, and running.

What are the key features of TrailLink?

Key features include searching for trails by activity and location, detailed trail maps with GPS tracking, turn-by-turn directions, offline map downloads with a premium subscription, and the ability to find trail amenities like restrooms and parking. Users can also read and share reviews and photos.

How much does TrailLink cost?

The app offers a freemium model. Basic features are available for free, allowing users to discover trails and access some map information. For unlimited offline map downloads, enhanced GPS tracking, and an ad-free experience, users can upgrade to TrailLink Unlimited, which is a paid subscription.

What kind of trails can I find on TrailLink?

You can find a wide variety of trails including hiking trails, walking routes, city greenways, biking paths, mountain biking trails, national park trails, urban walking paths, paved paths, and rail-trails. The app categorizes trails by difficulty, terrain, and distance, and also highlights features like waterfalls, forests, and wildlife views.

Can I use TrailLink without an internet connection?

Yes, with a TrailLink Unlimited subscription, you can download high-resolution offline trail maps. This allows for worry-free navigation and detailed waypoint access even when you do not have an internet connection, making it ideal for remote areas.