TrailSplits
Free 3D route planner for hikers and trail runners.
What it does
Tired of paying $60/year just to export a GPX file or see an elevation profile? TrailSplits is a completely free, privacy-first route planner built specifically for trail runners and alpinists. It bypasses the paywalls of major fitness apps by offering advanced 3D topographical maps and instant GPX downloads.
Does the same job
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