The free hill map and summit log

Find every hill.
Track every summit.

Explore every fell, hill and mountain across the UK and Isles, see all their classifications, plan routes and let your activities build your summit log.

Free to use · Automatic summit detection · Manual summit logging

Plan. Explore. Remember.

A better way to know what's out there.

Plan

Turn ideas into days outside.

Find hills on the free map, follow the paths and plan a route that suits you.

Explore

Every hill. Every classification.

See fells, hills and mountains across the UK and Isles — not just the famous lists.

Remember

Your summit log builds itself.

Upload an activity, GPX or FIT file for automatic summit detection, log any summit manually and keep your photos together.

Beyond the best-known lists

The famous lists are only the beginning.

Most walkers have heard of the Wainwrights, Scotland's Munros and the Hewitts across England and Wales. But what about the Birketts and Synges? TrailTrack puts the familiar names and the overlooked lists together on one map.

  • Wainwrights, Munros, Hewitts and more
  • Upload GPX, FIT and more to detect summits
  • Log any summit manually
  • Keep routes private or share them your way

A guided look at TrailTrack

Plotting footpaths…

Good to know.

Is the TrailTrack map free?

Yes. The map is free to use and covers fells, hills and mountains across the UK and Isles, together with their classifications.

How does the summit log work?

Upload a recorded activity, GPX, FIT or another supported route file. TrailTrack can automatically detect the summits you reached, and you can also add a summit manually.

Can I plan routes on TrailTrack?

Yes. Explore hills and classifications on the map, then plot, import or generate a route for your next day outside.

Is TrailTrack only for the best-known hill lists?

No. TrailTrack is built to help people discover beyond the familiar classifications, with a broad range of hill lists from across the UK and Isles.

Can I share photos and talk to other people?

Yes. Keep photos with your activities and join conversations about hills, routes and the outdoors in the Mountain Forum.

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