TrailMapps: Whistler

TrailMapps: Whistler

by Ryan Robertson

1 ratings
3 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 18, 2011
  • October 11, 2020
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About

This app provides detailed maps and information for over 100 mountain bike trails in Whistler, British Columbia. It includes trail difficulty, length, descriptions, and user location tracking on the map.

โœ“GPS user location on map
โœ“Compass for orientation
โœ“Trail difficulty ratings
โœ“Trail lengths and descriptions
โœ“Elevation profiles
โœ“Auto pan and zoom to trails
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What's New in TrailMapps

4.7

October 11, 2020

Fixed functionality issues introduced with the previous update.

User reviews

The one and only app that works for Whistler Trails

Amazing app! Thank you for the wonderful work! Truly helpful for hiking and biking. Looking forward the winter to explore the ski trails.

Very basic

I was pretty disappointed for a $10 app, and the constant black screen (when going back to the map) is very annoying. I expect to be able to touch trails on the map to get details, not manually scroll through a list. Also the map zoom was very weak. I ended up using the free bike maps (at sports centre) along with sports tracker to map/track my ride.
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Useful

This should prove useful for a 1st time traveller to Whistler, especially if the GPS works like I hope it will. Wish it could zoom in a bit further, particularly in areas where many trails converge.

One major feature that would be nice, is to allow a search for trails by category. I want to start off with only Blues, and then move steadily upwards in difficulty grade - so would've been useful to be able to only search blue trails, then black etc. As it is now, they're all grouped together, in alphabetical order. Not a train smash - but a category search would be awesome.
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FAQ

What is the price of TrailMapps: Whistler?

TrailMapps: Whistler costs $3.99. This is a one-time purchase and does not involve any subscriptions or in-app purchases.

What devices does TrailMapps: Whistler support?

TrailMapps: Whistler is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is not currently supported on Android or other platforms.

How often is TrailMapps: Whistler updated?

The latest version, 4.7, was released on October 11, 2020. While the app has not been updated recently, it is based on a comprehensive trail map.

What is the age rating for TrailMapps: Whistler?

TrailMapps: Whistler has an age rating of 9+. This indicates it is suitable for users aged 9 and older.

Does TrailMapps: Whistler work offline?

The description does not specify offline functionality. However, map-based applications often require a data connection for real-time GPS tracking and map loading.

What kind of trail information does TrailMapps: Whistler provide?

TrailMapps: Whistler offers over 100 named mountain bike trails with details including difficulty ratings, lengths, descriptions, and elevation profiles for select trails.

How accurate is the user location on the map in TrailMapps: Whistler?

The app displays the user's location on the map, which is a standard feature for GPS-enabled navigation apps. Accuracy depends on device GPS capabilities.

What are some of the popular trails featured in TrailMapps: Whistler?

TrailMapps: Whistler includes classic trails like 'A River Runs Through It', 'Big Kahuna', and 'Trainwreck', as well as newer trails like 'Get Over It' and the epic 'Comfortably Numb'.