Getting Started
RidgeWarbler is an outdoor navigation app designed for activities such as hiking and trekking. You can record routes or save forest locations as coordinates without any additional equipment.
Who’s It For?
- Hikers who want to share routes via GPX or Google Maps
- First-time visitors who follow saved routes on the map
- Video creators who add route animations to their outdoor content
- Beginners who record routes without a wearable device
- Explorers who collect and save interesting trail paths
- Drone operators managing outdoor filming spots
- Travelers who enjoy taking photos at memorable waypoints
How Do You Start?
To create a route, you can either record it directly or import it from a GPX file.
Recording a Route
1. Go outdoors where you have a clear view of the sky
2. Tap
at your starting point to begin recording
Start moving while the app is acquiring your location.
3. When you’re done, tap
to stop recording
Map Gestures
Tap a point on the map to view detailed location information.
Tap the camera icon to add the first photo to a location.
Long-press the photo to add additional images.
Importing a Route from a GPX File
1. Tap "Open" in the route list
Select a GPX
file to import the route.
Features
Category | Feature | Free User | Subscriber |
---|---|---|---|
Route | Import GPX |
O | O |
Record Route | X | O | |
Follow Route | X | O | |
Play Route Animation | O | O | |
Location | Show Radius | O | O |
Set Radius Duration | X | O | |
Add Photo to Location | 1 photo | 12 photos | |
Search | Coordinate Search | O | O |
Settings | Map Style Settings | X | O |
Unit Settings | O | O | |
Point/Route Color Settings | X | O | |
Data | Export GPX |
O | O |
Export KML |
O | O | |
iCloud Backup/Restore |
O | O | |
Export App Data | O | O |
Next post: Saving Locations
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