TrailMapps: Squamish

TrailMapps: Squamish

by Ryan Robertson

1 ratings
26 reviews
$3.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 27, 2010
  • June 29, 2025
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Discover and navigate Squamish's extensive network of mountain bike trails. This app provides a comprehensive list of over 200 trails, from classic routes to newer gems, with location-based services to view your position on the map.

βœ“Browse over 200 Squamish mountain bike trails
βœ“View trail locations on a map
βœ“Location-based services to see your position
βœ“Zoom-to-trail functionality
βœ“Touch screen gesture map navigation
βœ“Scale bar tool for distance approximation
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What's New in TrailMapps

5.3

June 29, 2025

Map update: Lower Pamplemousse, Something Green, South Coaster aMTB, and the new exit for Xiaokang.

User reviews

Awesome Mapp

A clear mapp app that is easier to read in the field than Trailforks, and is worth the investment if you are showing up, even for just a day of riding.

Update please!

Major new trail SpΓ©lhxen tl'a Stl'lhalem (meadow of the grizzly) needs to be on the Squamish app!

Great but they stopped updating...

Love the app but needs updating with new trails

Outstanding!!!

An incredible tool for exploration of a vast and sometimes not heavily signed trail network. Really improves confidence - especially if riding with kids.

Addressing an Inaccurate Review

/AnononA\, sounds like you need to update your app. The sign at the top of Half Nelson is probably the worst map sign you could find in the area - that and the one at the bottom of Ring Creek Rip. They are old and inaccurate; neither of which are TrailMapps signs. The "SORCA" signs are done by TrailMapps and are a few years old as well, but this app is updated a couple of times each year and you should find it to represent the trails extremely well. If you do happen to be using the latest version of the app, then you are making false claims.
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FAQ

What mountain bike trails does TrailMapps cover in Squamish?

TrailMapps lists over 200 trails in Squamish, including well-known routes like Half Nelson, Recycle, and Powerhouse Plunge, as well as newer trails such as Rupert and Mad Hatter.

Can I see my current location on the map with TrailMapps?

Yes, TrailMapps offers location-based services that allow you to view your real-time position on the map while you're out riding.

How much does TrailMapps cost?

TrailMapps is a paid application, available for a one-time purchase price of $3.99.

What devices are compatible with TrailMapps?

TrailMapps is supported on iPhone and iPod devices, running on iOS.

How often is TrailMapps updated?

The app was last updated on June 29, 2025, indicating ongoing development and support for the latest version 5.3.

What is the age rating for TrailMapps?

TrailMapps has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

Does TrailMapps offer offline access to trail maps?

The provided description does not specify offline access. However, location-based services suggest it may require a data connection for real-time positioning.

What are the main benefits of using TrailMapps for mountain biking?

TrailMapps helps riders discover and navigate Squamish's extensive trail network, providing a comprehensive list and map-based location services to enhance the riding experience.