komoot - hike, bike & run

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• Free to download
• In-app purchases

Last verified 31 Jul 2026

Shown for US

• Free to download
• In-app purchases: $0.99 - $124.99 per item

Last verified 28 Aug 2026

Shown for US

4.7 9148 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Lord of men

   I can not say enough about this app. Truly first class for cycle touring. I have been using it for about four months on a tour through Europe and it has been amazing. It has really been our only go to map for over five thousand kilometers. It has kept us on the cycling safe roads and helped us find sights. It also has a great feature that lets you divide up a tour into days and figures the your accommodation into the equation. It also will even show the weather and at what point you will have rain on the tour. I also like how the cycling specific map shows the national routes highlighted. It really helped navigate the Rhine and Rhône cylcle routes. I was at first worried that it would take us onto dangerous roads but now I don’t even worry. It has been 100% safe. We have run into a few temporary closures but have been able to route the way around. We have also been amazed on some of the trails it has put us on, beautiful forest trails, deserted farm roads, really just lovely finds. Don’t hesitate to get it and get the premium version if you are touring or want to see the national cycle routes.

   lord of men · 31 Jul 2026

2. 3/5Great App until.....

   I have been using Komoot for hiking for about 2 years. I have not used the plan feature but always use the record feature so that I can track my hike as it occurs. I can watch where I am and where I need to go based on that real time information. It works well for this. Much of my hiking is offline. I have now determined 2 functions I would like but the app does not have. 1) while in record mode (apparently online or offline) you cannot make a waypoint. This function would be incredibly helpful when finding points of interest (like an old cabin in the woods) or to mark an access point from a main trail to a side trail. Even being able to mark the waypoint in real time and then having to make a note or comment about it in an online edit option would be useful. 2) you cannot overlay a previously recorded track on a real time track recording. This feature could be exceptionally useful and helpful when hiking in the woods, in the backcountry or a canyon. I put the Komoot record function on and have been hiking in an area I am familiar but did not use a previously recorded track. Then would like to overlay the previously recorded track over the current real time track to determine if I can put the two together or find the previously recorded route. I have also been close to a previous hike but can’t find a portion of the hike - being able to open and overlay the previous track would be ideal. I really like the app and find it easy to use. I would have given 5 stars until I determined these 2 issues - which IMO are important for hiking which does not always use main trails.

   prairiepurr · 31 Jul 2026

3. 3/5Needs vast improvements

   I heard about this app through a Facebook group recommendation. I wanted to use it for cycle touring. It’s got a good start, but here’s where it failed me. I use Google maps bicycle feature to get a rough idea of safer routes, then use Ride With GPS to make modifications and zoom in for safer roads. This would be a really good alternative, but the map detail is VERY vague. There are no state line divisions for the US and a lot of roads and highways aren’t labeled even on full zoom. That makes it extremely hard to find obscure start and finish points. For example... I tried to make a route across my state from corner to corner and the longest diagonal route. I couldn’t find the state lines on either side and finding the furthest roads to the very tips of those corners was almost impossible. I had to open Google Maps to compare it and find the roads I was looking for. I also compared the route to the Google Map bicycle route with the same exact start and end, and Google chose much safer roads. In the Southern USA, drivers do not respect cyclist and cycling laws, and the laws aren’t enforced, so SAFETY FIRST. It’s a handy map system, but it needs work. I’d rather put the time and effort into modifying my route with a better marked map that also allows me to view satellite imagery so I can zoom in and find large shouldered highways and back roads.

   yourmom44 · 31 Jul 2026

4. 5/5Since phones did GPS this is the app I was looking for for

   I have tried more map/guidance/record where you’re going programs that I can count in the last 15 years and I wanted a program that was flexible enough to do different types of sports that was accurate that was able to on the fly building route by recording what I’m doing at the moment as well as all the basic features that should be built into a program that is able to build a route in a variety of techniques that the program supports and I’ll be honest with you this program is way over my head in that it does way more than I needed to do having said that it’s the first program that is able to do what I wanted to do that is for the level that I’m working it is easy to find those features and it executes them wonderfully I am most excited about their version of building a route on the fly by recording what’s going on I’ve tried a lot of apps that have said they did it but there was always a problem. It finally works and works well I couldn’t be happier

   Ranxcerox64 · 31 Jul 2026

5. 5/5Pls add a manual activity feature so I can stop cheating on you with strava

   I’m based in rural Iowa (USA) and it’s no secret that most people around here use Ride With GPS instead. However, something about komoot’s interface is so welcoming and laid back, that I couldn’t say no. It’s also fun that since it isn’t used in my area, I get to share my favorite places and explore alongside their gps. A huge benefit for me. I recommend this app to anyone who wants to start cycling, hiking, or running. It’s user friendly and if you run into an issue, you can fix it on the web. I use the free version although I wouldn’t mind paying at all. Recommendations: My suggestion for the developers, if they’re paying attention, is to incorporate some sort of manual entry for activities. I don’t like having my phone on me all the time and my cycling computer doesn’t transfer to any apps. I’d prefer to type the info into a field box or two and go about my day. This is something you can do on strava, which unfortunately I have to also use because of that feature specifically. I don’t like strava TBH. It’s more performance/metrics based than I like. I log on and I feel instant pressure like I have to compete and prove myself or something. Komoot doesn’t feel like that. It feels like a photo album or memory book that I can scroll through when sharing rides with people, and that’s amazing. I don’t want to lose that. Please add a manual feature so I can ditch strava and skip into the sunset with you. Cheers.

   teawbeth · 31 Jul 2026

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4.3 422474 ratings · Google Play

1. 4/5

   Good app, annoying with ads and always asking for money

   Craig Bronson-Price · 29 Jul 2026

2. 5/5

   nice

   Musical Siblings · 29 Jul 2026

3. 1/5

   $20 a month lol.Plus more subscriptions for other features haha good luck! Who in their right mind would get this app. Try the Ride with Gps app.

   Stephen McConnell · 29 Jul 2026

4. 1/5

   it's a joke — I downloaded offline maps to use it in remote areas. When I wanted to retrieve them they were gone. There are so many better (free !) apps than komoot.

   David Gense · 29 Jul 2026

5. 3/5

   I am giving three stars because they delete one star reviews but there are no words to how unusable they made this app.

   Jonatan Schewe · 29 Jul 2026

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