Strava: Run, Bike, Walk

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• 1 Month — $59.99/year ($4.99/mo)
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• Strava + Runna Subscription — $149.99
• Strava Family Plan Subscription — $139.99
• Strava Subscription — $11.99
• Strava Subscription — $79.99

Last verified 30 Aug 2026

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Last verified 28 Aug 2026

4.8 370510 ratings · App Store

1. 3/5Disappointed in the addition of walks to run challenges

   I downloaded Strava two years ago when I’d started running more and have enjoyed the running challenges as a way to continue advancing in the sport and going for more distance (and loved that the challenges were separated based on the sport being tracked - rightfully so - from the walking challenges). Since the update to include walking in the running challenges, I don’t see a point in joining them going forward. Defeats the purpose of calling it a “running” challenge. Perhaps consider keeping the running challenges (100k, 200k, etc.) to just running and create SEPARATE 100k, 200k, etc. walking challenges. These could also incorporate running for those who complained about wanting this but PLEASE allow runners to accurately track and challenge themselves to strive for more workouts they actually record as runs. There is NO logical reason that additional challenges could not be created to achieve this purpose. NONE, especially considering how many other challenges there are. Did no one think through this possibility? If not, you should do so immediately! All this update does is push runners into considering alternate apps that actually support athletes interested in separating their workout types. Again, why even track by sport if they’re all lumped together anyhow?!? That was the whole purpose of joining this app for me. A TERRIBLE update and from what I’m reading, many feel the same way. Strava doesn’t seem to be in touch with their users and if it keeps trending in this direction of zero differentiation, I will not be renewing my paid subscription.

   Jo2025? · 30 Aug 2026

2. 3/5Difficult to Navigate

   I paid for a year’s subscription with the hope to find one app I can log and track, all my activities in which are Hiking in the winter and gym workouts all year, in the summer kayaking and Paddle boarding. I like the 3D map when route is finished, especially hiking and paddling. However if I start my hike in my Apple Watch it gets it right, if I try to record an activity on my phone it defaults to Paddle boarding. 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️ Trying to navigate back after a hike to edit my stopping point as I often forget to stop or start my watch is frustrating. I enjoyed my trail forks app more or All trails but no charts. I think it is trying to be good at everything and it needs some help. I do not think the integration with Apple IOS is very good. I wanted to love this but just frustrated. I suspect it keeps defaulting to paddle-boarding on my phone because that was my primary activity in the Summer. I have to go back in and edit the hike to fix the activity because the phone app defaults to record paddle and I can’t change it until after my hike. I usually start from my Apple watch but I do not always have it with me. I also wanted to set up Siri shortcut but only run or walk seems to be choice. Since I paid for it I will use it until then. Voice control would have been best or a phone shortcut.

   MareAB · 30 Aug 2026

3. 3/5Good app, but recent updates not so good

   I love Strava and use it daily to track my runs, skis, etc. However, the most recent updates to the app have deteriorated the experience significantly. Most notably, the latest update to viewing activities, specifically the navigation is very cumbersome and difficult to use. For example, when viewing an activity, the global navigation doesn’t display, instead there’s an arrow in the top left corner that will take you back, unless you’ve scrolled then it takes you up. If I want to get back to my home feed there’s no quick way to do it, I often have to tap multiple times to exit the activity. This gets worse if I entered the activity through notifications, where sometimes I have to tap the back button 3-4 times just to exit an activity and get back to my home feed. There needs to be a quick one tap way to exit an activity back to the home feed. Additionally, the most recent update that gives premium members a different badge and highlights the data sections to show what is for premium members only is strange and feels like you’re marketing to people that have already paid for a premium membership. I know that I get additional features as a premium member, which is why I am paying, I don’t need it highlighted once I have already subscribed. Other things like suggested routes in my feed is not something I want or use, and “athlete intelligence” is strange and not helpful. Most of the updates to this app in the past couple of years feel like they either add no value or deteriorate the experience. If there was a way to go back to what the app was a few years ago I would do it immediately!

   JaredVHook · 30 Aug 2026

4. 5/5Strava is great!!! 🤩 PLEASE READ!!! I SPENT A LONG TIME ON THIS 😂

   Obviously the best running app with global competition. Love the local legends and top ten segments. It keeps your mileage and hours on running (my sport) biking (my hobby) and tons of other activities from workouts to pickleball. It can also help you keep track of mileage on your shoes or bike which is amazing because it can prevent injuries and give you an idea of when you need to get new gear. Obviously there are some things they can improve like when I want to manually upload a run, it has to be to the nearest .1 of a mile so I can’t set it to for example 2.75 it would have to be 2.70 or 2.80 but with everything good there is a little bad. Can’t really complain much though. Love the clubs and groups you can join makes it really easy for my xc coaches to keep up track of everyone on the team’s mileage. It’s also great motivation to run. 😂 The other thing I like is that it is compatible to my Garmin watch, so I finish my run or bike or other activity and it goes to the Garmin app the automatically goes to strava (so I don’t have to do anything except type the description of my run). It’s also very easy if you don’t want other people to see your profile. You can easily set it to where only your followers can see your profile. This is great if you have a kid on there and you don’t want everyone to see their profile. Overall it is an amazing app for anyone looking to do any type of activities and coaches for xc or biking teams to keep up with everyone’s stuff. Love the app and couldn’t be happier with it, probably wouldn’t be where I am in xc and track without it. 😁 Hope I could help, God bless!

   RunXc123 · 30 Aug 2026

5. 5/5Must Have for Mountain Bikers

   I’m still relatively new to mountain biking. Been riding for 3 years now, but mostly at a beginner level, as I typically don’t ride enough to qualify myself as an intermediate rider. Without fact-checking, I’d say I average 6-8 rides per year, although I recently set a goal to ride at least once every weekend (tomorrow will be 5 in a row). What I do know is that every single person I ride with uses Strava, including some very experienced riders. Some use GPS watches and upload their rides when they get home, and some, like me, use the cell phone app. If you’ve got the latest Apple Watch like me, Strava can be used very conveniently without getting your phone out of your bag/pocket. The app offers a great way to track your mileage, speed, elevation, segments/trails ridden, personal record times, etc. - all with relative accuracy. Over the past few years, they have added hiking and a few other modes of travel, which I think is great (would love to see skiing and snowboarding eventually). The app is a great way to track your own rides, see what friends are doing, see who else is riding trails, and see how fast others are riding, to help set goals and even compete. You can upload ride photos directly into Strava. You can also set it up for several different bikes, if you’ve got more than one, unlike me. There are even challenges and clubs you can join, although I haven’t explored much of that feature. I use Strava, for free, for the very simple function of tracking my rides, and checking out what my friends are riding. The only thing I don’t think Strava provides, which I use Trailforks for, is finding available trails and trail systems in any area.

   AZViking24 · 30 Aug 2026

4.6 1173254 ratings · Google Play

1. 5/5

   Strava is a great fitness app for tracking running, cycling, and other outdoor activities. It provides useful performance data, route tracking, and a strong community feature that helps motivate users. While some advanced features require a subscription, the app is a valuable tool for staying active and monitoring progress.

   Abdullah Munawar · 29 Jul 2026

2. 1/5

   Synchronisierung mit Samsung Health erzeugt nur Bugs, plötzlich sind Workouts doppelt oder fehlen ganz. Schade

   Elisabeth Woll · 29 Jul 2026

3. 5/5

   I love Strava for motivating an active lifestyle and keeping in touch with friends. I am overjoyed that a recent update removed annoying cropping of photos and brought back easily readable captions! This is half the fun of Strava.

   Jack Hallveld · 29 Jul 2026

4. 1/5

   id honestly give this zero stars,i rode 150 km and it only saved half of my ride cuz i took a break at the peak of the mountain meand my father climbed,just buy the cheapest Garmin this is not worth it even when its free🤮🤮🤮👎👎

   Boris Jancic · 29 Jul 2026

5. 3/5

   how much accuracy of kilometres

   Manish Mahawar · 29 Jul 2026

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