I’ve found the GPS to be not as reliable as MyTracks, but it’s still good. It also has the basic stats and some graphs, but is also web based so you can view a route before you ride it – seeing the speed and altitude at each point, and if you like to take pics while you ride, the photo will show at the appropriate place on the map. It also syncs with Google Earth so you can replay a ride.ĮveryTrail is a good app for sharing with others. Uses very little battery, is pretty accurate, provides graphs on speed and altitude, and charts all your basic stats, in addition to providing the maps and route. I’ve found Google MyTracks to be a good, easy app. Of the 10 apps you see here, only four remain from our original selections, and even those have changed dramatically. So, we knew this list was due for an update. We originally published this list over two years ago in early 2014, and even since that time the world of mobile technology has transformed.
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Whether you’re using an iPhone or an Android device, or even a Windows phone, there are apps on this list for you. To help you get the most out of your smartphone mountain biking experience, the Singletracks team has compiled a list of the best MTB apps that we’re using before, during, and after our rides. While some have decried the smartphone as a distraction from real life and the natural world around us, these ever-present electronic devices can actually help enhance our mountain biking experience and subsequently, our love of nature.
These days, everyone from your 80-year-old grandma on down to your 12-year-old nephew is walking around with their head down, tapping away on their iPhone. The smartphone is the single most ubiquitous piece of technology today.
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