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TrailRunner 3.7.673

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Route planning for hiking, biking, more. Shareware ($19.99)

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TrailRunner is the perfect companion for runners, bikers, hikers, and all people wandering under the sky. Plan routes on a geographical map. Import GPS or workout recordings and journalize your activities in a diary.

Features:

View Maps and Elevation Data from Internet mapping services like USGS topo maps.
Import GPS Recordings from Trails, iTrail and 321Run for iPhone.
Import workouts from the Nike + iPod Sport Kit.
Import tracks and workouts from GPS fitness devices like the Garmin ForeRunner or Garmin Edge.
Import/Export TCX,

What's New

Version 3.7.673:

The app no longer outdates if you are a registered user

Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later

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TrailRunner User Discussion (Write a Review)

ver. 3.x:

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Flip Verweij reviewed on 19 Dec 2011

I use Trailrunner for some years and all I can say is that it works great. I use it with my Garmin eTrax (for hiking) and also with Nike+ for running. Keep up the good work.

I would like to have the possibility to send my results/tracks to Facebook or Twitter?

[Version 3.7.673]

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Talatharb commented on 02 Apr 2011

works on PPC.
My Mac is old an slow (G4 Dual 1GHz from 2002), obviously TrailRunner is not optimzed for speed

[Version 3.3.605]

3 Replies

+98

Neil_m replied on 02 Apr 2011

"obviously TrailRunner is not optimzed for speed" - talathard

I suspect you are making a joke.

Given computer speed and specs change rapidly - 9 years is a long time, even longer in computer components lifetime.

Perhaps you should consider upgrading your hardware to this decade.

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Talatharb replied on 03 Apr 2011

regarding speed: i compared TR to rubitrack and ascent. And I am not the only one complaining about TR's speed. While my mac surely is one of the oldest here, IMHO drawing lines and a map should be done easily with 2GHZ.

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Talatharb replied on 03 Apr 2011

If you want to see how god an application performs, just run it on old hardware. you learn a lot from it. Everything is fast on a 12-core.

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Talatharb commented on 02 Apr 2011

Platform PPC works as well

[Version 3.3.605]

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Libertyforall1776 commented on 24 Mar 2011

Launching this app connects to:
www.trailrunnerx.com
google.com
maps.google.com
ftp.demis.nl
news.google.com
whatismyipaddress.com
whatsmyip.net
whatsmyip.org
www.who.is

[Version 3.3.599]

1 Reply

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Welded replied on 25 Mar 2011

So?

Lexicon5 commented on 26 Feb 2011

$19.99 here, free on VersionTracker... http://download.cnet.com/TrailRunner/3000-20422_4-81028.html?tag=mncol

[Version 3.2v580]

5 Replies

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Misha replied on 28 Feb 2011

It's $19.99 on the Mac App Store. The download is indeed free, but the developer asks for a €25 donation (about $35): http://trailrunnerx.com/en_donation/index.html

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Monkeyjunkey replied on 18 Mar 2011

@Misha: Well this is mainly because MU is heavily endorsing the mac app store (for reasons not obvious to me - money?). I don't agree with the mac app store concept and will continue to avoid it where possible.

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Eyeless replied on 18 Mar 2011

So is one supposed to donate $15 if buying it at the Mac App store? ;-/

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Misha replied on 18 Mar 2011

We do not heavily endorse anything.. and for this listing we're linking to the MAS and non-MAS version..

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Monkeyjunkey replied on 18 Mar 2011

This is getting far OT but as I see it, many software entries for which a free available version would exist e.g. on GitHub or somewhere else and also a MAS, MU posts the MAS link. If that isn't endorsing the MAS I don't know what is.

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Zeebie reviewed on 05 Jan 2011

I really try to like this app because it's the only free one of its kind out there and it is loaded with unique features like the brilliant track network. But... It is also the slowest software ever written. It responds extremely sluggish, so on Macbook Pro it's no fun and on PPC it's simply unusable. Besides it confuses my by showing the background maps of its own choice instead of mine and behaving weird while importing gpx-files into the track network. This one urgently needs some improvement concerning speed and responsiveness.

[Version 3.2v565]

Mklengel commented on 23 Apr 2010

Using a Mac Pro Quad Core with a fast Internet connection I must say the app is painfully slow regarding the presentation of the maps and importing community tracks. May be caching the used maps would improve this.
The app is not very intuitive especially for me as a new user. May be its a Layer-8 problem but I'm not able to edit a track successfully.

[Version 3.0v523]

+55

Dokter_mac commented on 27 Mar 2010

Is it supporting any 'external' iPhone/iPod Touch GPS hardware, like for example from TomTom, besides build in GPS hardware from iPhones & other GPS devices?

With regards.

[Version 3.0v517]

Mwalker80 commented on 27 Feb 2010

What a great app. For my needs - keeping a 'diary' of runs, hikes, etc. - it's perfect. On a recent hike I used my iPhone 3GS with MotionX GPS app and it imported to TrailRunner perfectly. I cannot speak to some of the other features like creating routes or exporting. Great app, thanks to the developer.

[Version 3.0v501]

+11

Simonm commented on 14 Dec 2009

Perhaps I'm a little biased because I expected it to behave like the mapping software I'm used to (ArcGIS). I still think it's pretty unintuitive generally though. Full marks for a nice looking Mac interface.

[Version 2.1v469]

There are currently no troubleshooting comments. If you are experiencing a problem with this app, please post a comment.

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Tobit rated on 07 Jan 2012

[Version 3.7.673]

Bedo. rated on 14 Sep 2011

[Version 3.3.638]

Suf rated on 22 May 2011

[Version 3.3.617]

Robin-Wolf-Schneider rated on 05 Apr 2011

[Version 3.3.606]

Paolo Antonio Protano rated on 04 Apr 2011

[Version 3.3.606]

Freezyjosy rated on 03 Jan 2011

[Version 3.2v565]

Gazzmanzx6 rated on 08 Dec 2010

[Version 3.2v565]

Suf rated on 08 Dec 2010

[Version 3.2v565]

+100

Thebluenowhere rated on 08 Dec 2010

[Version 3.2v565]

-2

Tobit rated on 08 Dec 2010

[Version 3.2v565]

Downloads:148,445

Version Downloads:880

Type:Home & Personal : Health & Fitness

License:Shareware

Date:18 Dec 2011

Platform:Intel

Price: $19.99

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View Maps and Elevation Data from Internet mapping services like USGS topo maps.
Import GPS Recordings from Trails, iTrail and 321Run for iPhone.
Import workouts from the Nike + iPod Sport Kit.
Import tracks and workouts from GPS fitness devices like the Garmin ForeRunner or Garmin Edge.
Import/Export TCX, GPX, and KML files.
Describe favorite tracks and rate them with iTunes stars.
Plan routes interactively or automatically for a given distance.
Export route directions onto your iPod.
Journalize workouts in a diary, see your progress in a history chart.
Publish a WebLog to MobileMe.

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