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What’s a Trail?AllTrails is built with you in mind so that you can easily find the information you need to start your adventure! Our team spends time verifying every trail so that you get the most up to date information. When you search for trails, the trails that appear are called our Verified Trails or our Curated Content. There are a few types of trails that fall under this category, which we refer to as trail route types. You can learn more about trail route types here: What Are Trail Route Types. If you’re using the web platform, you’ll also see a category named Community Content. Community Content is where you can find non-verified routes that have been tracked or created by other AllTrails users. This can be a great way to find a trail in your area that has not yet been added to our Verified Trails database!

Have you found a trail you’re excited about and want to save for later? You can save those trails to your Favorites list or create your own custom lists to organize your future adventures! Adding trails to your Favorites list is quick and easy, the article How Do I Add Items to a List is a great starting point to understanding this feature. Do you want to create a custom list for trails in a specific area, trails to hike on your vacation, or trails with specific parameters? You can easily create your own custom lists with the steps outlined in this article: How Do I Create a Custom List. Lists are a great way to organize trails and a fun way to share your plans with friends! You can explore all of the features of Lists using this link Using Lists.

Once you’ve found your preferred trail you’ll want to review the information, then click the 'Directions' button to help you navigate to the trailhead. This will launch Google Maps (or your preferred navigation app) to provide directions to the start of the trail. Once at the trailhead, you’ll load the trail into Navigator to follow along the route and track your activity. The article How do I use Navigator for Navigation? will help walk you through these steps. Navigator will show you the trail’s verified path in red as well as the detailed map the trail is on. Here, you’ll see your current GPS position as a blue dot. The blue dot will update as you move so that you can see your updated position in real-time. We recommend using Navigator to track your activity, so you’ll want to tap the green button at the bottom of your screen to begin navigating. The article How do I Track and Record an Activity? will assist you in navigating these steps.


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