Trekking · Coming soon
Personalised trekking training: a plan built around the stages you will actually walk, your pack and your hardest day, recalculated every week from your watch. Kilimanjaro, Everest Base Camp, the Inca Trail, the Tour du Mont Blanc, the Annapurna Circuit, the Walker's Haute Route and fourteen more, or your own trek.
Join the waiting listWe'll email you on 5 November with your trek ready to pick. Until then, Trek Check and the trek pages are the best place to start.
Take Trek Check →5 November. The trek pages with stage-by-stage profiles, Trek Check (the free readiness report for your trek) and the training plans are live now. Trek plans inside the app open on 5 November, waiting list first.
Kilimanjaro, Everest Base Camp, the Inca Trail, the Tour du Mont Blanc, the Annapurna Circuit, the Walker's Haute Route, the Alta Via 1, the Tour of Monte Rosa, the GR20, the Laugavegur Trail, the Toubkal Circuit, the Huayhuash Circuit, the Santa Cruz Trek, the Salkantay Trek, the Condor Trek, the Quilotoa Loop, the Inca Trail to Ingapirca, the Torres del Paine W Trek, the Torres del Paine O Circuit and the Michinoku Coastal Trail, plus Toubkal and Mt Kenya, which are already on the mountaineering side. Your own trek can be entered by its hardest day.
A trek is three to sixteen walking days in a row with a pack and a hardest day inside it. The plan trains consecutive days, descent that arrives tired and the hardest stage, sized from the real itinerary, and recalculates every Sunday from your watch. Altitude is the one thing training cannot do; the itinerary handles that, and we say so.
No. One email on 5 November when trek plans open in the app, with 14 days free and no card needed. Nothing else unless you tick the newsletter box.
Then you want the mountaineering side, which is live today: use the switch in the header, or go to the mountaineering site.