komoot - hike, bike & run

Name: komoot - hike, bike & run
Rating: 4.7 (9254 reviews)
Author: komoot GmbH

By: komoot GmbH App

Your all-in-one route planner

Overview

Version:

2026.30.4

Last updated: 2026-07-23

Features & Capabilities

Turn your hikes, rides, and runs into adventures with komoot. Get inspired by community knowledge and recommendations, then plan routes tailored to hiking trails, MTB singletracks, or road surfaces. Plan down to the last detail with surface, difficulty, distance, and elevation.

Features include offline maps, turn-by-turn voice navigation, GPS-based adventure logging with photos and tips, and a seamless sync across desktop, mobile, iPad, and Apple Watch. You can share your stories with the community, become a Pioneer by contributing tips, and integrate with Garmin or Wahoo devices for easy routing.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Navigation & Mapping Sports

By:

komoot GmbH

Rating:

4.70

(9,254) 146 new ratings

Version:

2026.30.4 Last updated: 2026-07-23

Version code:

888392662

Creation date:

2011-07-11

Compatible devices:

Size:

304.15MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 18,426 ▲ 139

Other rankings

#11 in The Best Hiking Apps #23 in Essential Navigation Apps #32 in Summertime Essentials #64 in works offline keyword 15 ▲

Other platforms

komoot - hike, bike & run (v2026.31.3)

42,837,664 4.18

(412,192)

For Developers

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Developed by:

komoot GmbH

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/komoot-hike-bike-run/id447374873

Website:

https://www.komoot.com

User Reviews

Users praise Komoot for its extensive route options, smooth navigation, and strong Garmin/Apple integration. However, many reviews highlight subscription management friction (hard to cancel, billing issues, persistent upgrade prompts), buggy iPhone routing UI, and inconsistent map accuracy. Price sensitivity and occasional offensive map content are also noted. Overall, core navigation is solid, but business-model friction, reliability, and content issues dampen overall satisfaction for many users.

Pros

Large, detailed selection of hike/bike routes with robust search options.
Smooth navigation and reliable bike routing.
Strong Garmin and Apple integration (Garmin compatibility and Apple support).
Intuitive route customization and editing features.

Cons

Subscription management friction: hard to cancel, billing issues, and frequent prompts to upgrade.
Buggy UI/UX for route planning on iPhone with navigation glitches and non-working menus.
Maps/navigation accuracy issues and occasional late directions.
Price/value concerns: premium cost and nagging prompts for features you don’t want.
Content concerns: offensive map labels/phrasing and related content issues (e.g., Ukraine-related labeling).

Recent reviews

Don’t purchase this app it is absolute garbage. Does not optimize routes. Has me catch a trail across a field and routes me through a mall parking lot in a big loop. First time and last time i use this app

by ko*****, 2026-08-03

I downloaded this for a cross state long ride. The app would not reroute when going around closures and would just constantly tell me that I was off route. Once I got further away from civilization it was routing me away from towns that had services (such as being able to get water). At 110 miles the lock screen widget froze up leaving me to have to unlock my phone and look at the app for the next 67 miles. It also routed me onto a busy 65 mph divided highway for 2 miles. I’m pretty sure it was legal but not somewhere most people want to bike. I also tried a route that was in the app already. It was mostly okay except trying to take me down a gravel road that was poorly maintained and when I used Google Maps to get me around it, that wouldn’t give me directions until I got back to the main road because even Google knew it wasn’t a road to bike on. On the plus side I loved the lock screen widget while it worked.