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  • Released
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  • September 12, 2012
  • November 22, 2020

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Discover nearly 1000 walks across NSW with detailed information including topographic maps, track notes, photos, and terrain profiles. Download walks for offline use and track your GPS location. Filter walks by various criteria to find your perfect adventure.

Topographic maps
Track notes
Photo galleries
Terrain profiles
Offline walk downloads
GPS location tracking
Walk filtering
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What's New in Wildwalks

2.0.2

November 22, 2020

Updated for iOS 13-14, fixed bugs See new search tool bottom of map page (requires internet access) Fixed missing lines on map that happens on some versions of iOS. Fixed some phones crashing with some walks. Improved filtering performance.

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Subscription plans

Annual subscription to access all walks.

This auto-renewing subscription gives you the ability to download, store and use the full track notes, maps, photo gallery and other information on your device for one year. You can then use the GPS to navigate your walk, even out of mobile coverage area.

$4.991 Year
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In-App Purchases

$1.99

The Charles Darwin Walk

The Charles Darwin Walk follows the beautiful Jamison Creek south, arriving at the top of Wentworth Falls. Walkers can enjoy the beauty of the creek as it cascades down the frequent small waterfalls. The top of Wentworth Falls is a fantastic spot to

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User reviews

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Love the concept, and walk info is great once you find what you want, but can’t open walk info from map, very hard to filter by favourites, and hard to filter by area when map doesn’t specify which “area” a walk is in.

Crashes

Unable to open this app
After downloading on iOS - just keeps crashing.

GpX

Is there a way to download gpx file from the app?

Website is great! App is just OK.

First let’s talk about the good stuff:

The hikes on this app are extremely well documented with fantastic info about each walk. Bravo to the team who put this together. I found WildWalks first through their website and started printing out their guides before every hike. It’s a huge amount of work putting together detailed guides like this. Truly amazing. Thank you. The app is a good resource if you want a pocket version of the site.

Now the bad stuff:

I was surprised to see that you can’t see your GPS location on the downloaded maps as you’re going on a hike. This seems like the main promise of a mobile maps app and not very difficult to implement on a technical level. It’s a weird omission.

If you’re at a trailhead with multiple trails coming off it it’s sometimes difficult to tell which guide you should download. This is important because the guides are large files and wilderness locations often have poor connectivity.

There also isn’t a tab for easy access to tracks that you’ve already downloaded. This means you have to scroll through long lists to find a walk every time. It doesn’t load well if you’re offline either.

All up, it’s a great service and I’m happy to have pitched in a few dollars for a truly helpful resource. I just wish the app was a bit better developed so it could be more helpful. I think this could be a very successful service with a bit more work.
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Amazing! A huge gift to all who love nature

Find nature walks presented on a clear map, see photos of key points on the walks, check National Parks warnings for the trail you choose before you head out, download the map to your phone so it’s all there when phone coverage lets you down. It’s all in one app. It’s brilliant. If I could give this six stars, I would. I’ve paid the annual fee to support the developer and unlock some handy features.

Apps like this are a labour of love. Thanks to the developer for doing this project and all the people who’ve chipped in a few dollars to help pay for it.

I have no connection to the developer, but I am someone who has connected with nature far more thanks to Wild Walks over several years. 🙏🍃
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FAQ

What does the Wildwalks app do?

This app provides access to detailed information for nearly 1000 walking trails across New South Wales. It includes topographic maps, track notes, photos, terrain profiles, and information on getting to the trackhead and weather. You can download walks for offline use and track your GPS location on the map.

What are the key features of Wildwalks?

Key features include detailed topographic maps, comprehensive track notes, photo galleries for each walk, terrain profiles, and the ability to download walks for offline access. The app also offers GPS location tracking, a handy filter to find walks based on various criteria, and the option to reverse walk directions.

How much does Wildwalks cost?

You can review any walk for 30 minutes for free. All wheelchair accessible and short walks can be downloaded and used for free. To download and use all other walks, a monthly subscription of $2.99 or an annual subscription of $7.99 is required. Subscriptions auto-renew unless switched off at least 24 hours before renewal.

What kind of walks are available?

The app features nearly 1000 walks across NSW, ranging from short 3-minute strolls to multi-day hiking adventures. The walks are suitable for a wide range of users, including families with children and those looking for remote overnight hikes. Most walks are located in National Parks, State Forests, or Council bushland reserves.

Can I use Wildwalks without phone reception?

Yes, you can download any of the walks to your device. Once downloaded, the maps, photos, and track notes are available even when you are out of phone reception. This ensures you can navigate and enjoy your walk without relying on a cellular signal.