For your pocket and your watch
Maps and downloads
Every GPX track we publish, in one place, with no newsletter signup and no email address. Load them onto your watch or app before you travel, because signal disappears in ravines and tunnels, and an offline map is then the only one you have.
GPX tracks for the PR trails (39)
GPX 1.1 files that work in Garmin, Suunto, Coros, Organic Maps, OsmAnd and Gaia. A track is the line of the route, not a promise that it is open: check the status on the trail page on the day you set out.
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How do I open GPX on my phone?
iPhone: download the file, find it in Files, then use Share or import it in an app that supports GPX.
Android: download the file to Downloads and open it with an app that supports GPX, or use the app’s file import.
Download the region’s map in your app before leaving. A GPX file does not include an offline map. Test it in airplane mode.
Official material
Lists and leaflets from the bodies that manage the trails. We link to the sources rather than host copies, because their files get updated and ours would go stale.
Before you set out
Tracks are rebuilt from OpenStreetMap data (ODbL licence) and are indicative: on the ground the waymarking rules, not a line on a map. They replace neither navigation nor common sense if you leave the trail.