Peakbagger 1.58.2

Discover the world of mountains wherever your adventures take you!

• Access an extensive collection of mountains and trip reports from Peakbagger.com and ListsOfJohn.com
• Track your climbs, even offline
• Compare your progress against numerous peak lists
• Obtain route information and directions from SummitPost and ListsofJohn.com
• Locate peaks near your current position or adjacent to other peaks
• Filter peaks by prominence, climbed status, or inclusion on a peak list
• Explore peaks commonly climbed together with your selected destination
• Create personalized peak lists and prioritize them according to your preferences

• Access weather forecasts for all U.S. peaks from the National Weather Service and for over 11,000 major peaks worldwide from mountain-forecast.com
• View topographic maps for any location globally (+/- 60 degrees latitude)
• Review coverage of protected land areas in North America, Europe, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand
• Explore US Forest Service maps
• Save peak information offline with topographic maps
• Download topographic maps along a route for offline use

• Import and display GPS tracks and waypoints instantly
• Utilize an on-screen compass for orientation along your track
• Access Street View, elevation, and driving directions with a long press on the map
• Record starting elevation, distance, gear details, and route information

• User Community Features:
• Compete on leaderboards showcasing top climbers for each peak list
• Review recent climbs by your Peakbagger contacts
• Easily update your contact list within the app

• Additional App Highlights:
• Automatically sync your ascents to ListsOfJohn for U.S. peaks
• View daily satellite images from any location since 2011
• Analyze elevation profiles for GPS tracks and monitor your current position along the profile

• Miscellaneous Tools:
• Aid in benchmark hunting by automatically locating survey benchmarks near peaks in the U.S.

How to Import GPS Tracks - Two Options:

1. Select the "Load GPS track" link on the ascent details page of a climb with a GPS track.
2. Select a GPX, KML, KMZ, or FIT file on your phone (e.g., email attachment or Google Drive).