TrailMapp Hiking Map (Offline) vs MTA MountainApp

A high-resolution hiking trail map with trail labels, location, and unlimited worldwide downloads.  Please note that usage of this app requires a paid subscription, this enables us to offer high-quality, up-to-date maps. You can use your subscription on all of your and your family's devices, across all platforms we support. Features include: - Download unlimited map regions for offline use. Visualise your current downloaded regions so you can be sure you are prepared for your trip. - Labeled hiking trails and location, perfect for comparing where you are with local paper trail maps.  - High-quality, up-to-date maps based on OpenStreetMap data, the best available source for hiking trails all around the world. OSM is used by many trusted hiking trail map providers (e.g. AllTrails). - Lightweight: This app contains no tracking and no social features. It really is just a map, so you can plan your hikes without any distractions. Please note: no map is perfect. If in doubt, trust local maps and advice. Always carry a back-up physical map.  Our maps have global coverage, including extremely detailed maps of popular hiking destinations like Switzerland, Austria, Italy, France, the UK, Canada, USA, Spain, Portugal and Germany. Use is subject to the App Store Standard End User License Agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Share your landscape! Explore mountainous landscapes all over Europe. MTA - MountainApp wants to inspire people to immerse themselves in landscapes. MTA - MountainApp is a project jointly run by researchers from Switzerland and Georgia. MTA - MountainApp was developed for a transnational research seminar taught at the University of Zurich and the Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University. The app is used to facilitate cross-border student collaboration and learning and to introduce students to sustainable mountain development through the lens of the Alpine and Caucasus mountains. We are interested in learning more about places and landscapes people visit and experience in their everyday lives. By collecting this data, we want to better understand people’s relationships to different kinds of landscapes and landscape elements. With a focus on these relationships, the project aims to analyze the values and meanings attached to landscapes. We want to draw attention to the contemporary challenges of mountainous regions and bring people living in these areas closer together. Fun fact: “Mta” is the Georgian term for “mountain”! The MTA MountainApp is running on the SPOTTERON Citizen Science Platform.