Trails Offroad: Offline Maps

I've been using the Trails Offroad app for planning and navigating off-road trips, and it has quickly become one of my go-to tools. The trail guides are detailed, the difficulty ratings are accurate, and the offline maps are a huge benefit when you're out where cell service disappears. I especially like the photos, waypoints, and clear descriptions of obstacles along the trail. As someone who spends a lot of time exploring in my Jeep Gladiator, having reliable trail information makes a big diffe

Overall great app and user friendly. Only thing I didnt like was that it reloads everytime you exit out of it. I was bouncing back and forth between apps, taking pics, and such. It knew where I was In the app but had to completely reload from the home screen, which seemed rather long. Other than that the data points and information in the trails were spot on and app tracks well. Trail selection was lower than anticipated, but I believe more are being added periodically.

**UPDATE on my UPDATE** Offline maps worked beautifully. Waypoint pics still not loading properly online or offline but didn't keep us from finding our way. Thank you!!! (New update fixed the issues and I was able to download the offline maps. Everything seems to be back to normal. Will know for sure this weekend.) (What Happened??? Installed the latest update on 6/30 Tried to use it 4th of July weekend and offline maps keeps making it crash. Waypoint pics don't load properly.

Decent, but offline leaves a bit to be desired and the trail list is pretty shallow (really only the more popular ones). You can download the map for offline, but when you're offline it won't always load anything beyond the map, which even that doesn't load for a few minutes of idle time). It needs to save the trail information too for offline and fail over sooner.

Useless without a paid account and the interface feels worse than other apps. Maybe it would make more sense with more use but it's not worth handing over a credit card to find out. Skip this one.