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DESCRIPTION
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, 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.

WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.1v453:
  • Bugfix: Fixed nikeplus pace import problem (michael)
  • Better: Added Dropbox support to sync TrailRunner data between different Macs, see trailrunnerx.com/blog
  • Better: Cached map tiles are no longer stored in the Library/Application Support folder but in your Library/Caches folder.
  • Better: Improved GPX and KML importer (john)
  • Bugfix: Fixed TCX Importer (björn)
  • Bugfix: Fixed GPX Importer (tony)
  • Better: Extended the KML importer for timed tracks (benjamin)
  • Bugfix: Dropping more than one file on the application icon did not import all of them (greg)
  • Bugfix: Fixed MobileMe weblog export (ichiro)
  • Bugfix: Fixed application crasher
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5 or later.

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SCREENSHOT

Developer:Berbie
Downloads:89,453
  - Version d/l:582
Home & Personal:Health & Fitness
License:Free
Date:22 Nov 2009
Platform:PPC/Intel
DEVELOPER POLL
Q: What kind of training device are you using
iPod Sport Kit
Garmin ForeRunner / Edge
Other GPS Device
Polar Heart Rate Monitor
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None
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TrailRunner User Reviews (27 posts)Write A Review
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Sep 7 2009

MACSOLU  This developer has got to be setting a record for amount and frequency of updates.  
(Version 2.1v424)

praisebury
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Aug 26 2009

SUF  Absolutely fantastic piece of software. The Garmin Software that comes with forerunner watches pales in comparison. This is easy to use and gives great insight to workouts.

As an aside, there seems to be a few little bugs to work out but the developer seems to be working non-stop as of late. Keep it up lad, your efforts are appreciated.  
(Version 2.1v410)

praisebury
+2
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Nov 20 2008
*****

KAYEL  This app works great with the iPhone and iTrail. I am still discovering features and I find it very useful to track my workouts and map my progress in training off-road. In addition, the developer is very responsive and helpful. Definitely worth a try. Thumbs up.  
(Version 1.8v292)

praisebury
+2
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Nov 7 2009
****.

JORY  I like this app a lot. I've been using it daily since I bought my Garmin Edge 705 and really like nearly everything about it.

The only thing I don't like is that the developer calls it "freeware" when it's really "nagware". The app is "free", but nags you to send a "donation" every time you launch it, requiring you to check a box in order to click the dismiss button. Each day you don't "donate", the time you must watch this nag increases by a second or two.

Honestly, I'd have bought this app three months ago if the developer was honest about it being nagware or shareware and seeking registrations, not "donations".  
(Version 2.1v444)

praisebury
+1
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Sep 28 2009

MSJSTW  Love this app!!

Quick question: Does it support the new iPod nano (5G) yet? I seem to have some problems there - TrailRunner seems unable to import the workout.

But it does work if I choose the nike+ website option.

Thanks alot!  
(Version 2.1v434)

praisebury
+1
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Sep 2 2009

UPALMACDATE  I like this piece of software, it works well and my results can be modified and exported easily. I wish there was a player like Garmin Connect, but otherwise most excellent.  
(Version 2.1v417)

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+1
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Aug 26 2009
****.

TIJNTIJN  This programm is very helpful in planning and measuring the distance of new trails around the place I live. Also the import of gpx files and the info from my Garmin Forerunner is working like a breeze. Besides that, the developer is really working hard improving TrailRunner time after time, making it so worth to me to pay the support fee.  
(Version 2.1v410)

praisebury
+1
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Feb 13 2009

HEAVY_SHOWER  Sorry about the delay -- just a note to say that TrailRunner, actually, since several updates back, has stopped causing all that havoc to my preference files -- all original .plist extensions remain as is. Thanks.

On another note, TrailRunner is greatly appreciated, and is a fun way to keep stats on my jogging routes.  
(Version 1.9v325)

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+1
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Apr 12 2008
****.

ARS  I am only an occasional user of this software, so that I skip many of the, for me too frequent, upgrades the developer makes. This does not take away however that this is very nice piece of software.It works very welland I like the (recent?) the possibility to see your trail with Google Earth. I think the software excels at showing where you have been (after having recorded your track with a GPS). It is not always as useful to plan a new hike, as it uses free maps which often do not trails marked on them. I do not hold this against the software, as it would cost money (usually) to get such marked up maps (via Topo e.g.). Some other sites have free trails in GPX format (I believe the backpacker.com site has these),sothe user has to download them first.  
(Version 1.6v221)

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+1
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Apr 27 2009

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(Version 1.9.1v363)

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Jun 12 2009
*****

JUST A USER  Many Thanks! This is just fantastic, using it together with Trails on my iPhone.  
(Version 2.0v382)

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