Walking and hiking
The walking route planner
Plan walks that follow real footpaths, on maps that show the ground: from a lunchtime loop to a week in the hills.
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Follows footpaths
Click where you want to go and the route keeps to footpaths, bridleways and tracks, not roads.
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Maps that show the ground
Satmap Adventure has contours, hill shading and waymarked trails everywhere; Premium adds Ordnance Survey 1:25,000 and the national maps.
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Every climb, and a walking time
An elevation profile with each climb and descent, and a time worked out by Naismith's rule.
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A briefing for the walk Premium
The Activity Summary describes the paths underfoot, the climbs and the places to stop, ready to print or share.
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Multi-day walks Premium
Split a long walk into days, each with its own route, stops and climbs.
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Share with your group
Send a link anyone can open, or post the route with a picture of the map.
No signal? No problem.
Your route goes to XpeditionGO with the map for it, so you can follow it offline, beyond mobile signal, and record your track as you go.
Questions
Why not just use Google Maps for walking?
Google Maps is built for roads and directions. Xpedition2 follows footpaths and shows contours, terrain and the outdoor detail a walker needs, with the climbs and a walking time.
Can I plan with Ordnance Survey maps?
Yes, with Premium: Ordnance Survey 1:25,000 and 1:50,000 for Great Britain, and the national maps for much of Europe.
Can I follow the route without signal?
Yes. XpeditionGO downloads the map for your route, so you can follow it offline.