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Browse and save hikes in Maps on Mac

In the national parks of select countries, you can browse hikes and save the routes—along with any notes you add—then access them later.

Note: You must be connected to the internet to search for hikes. Not all features are available in all countries or regions.

A map of a national park, showing search results for hiking trails in a list at the left and labeled on the map itself.
  1. Go to the Maps app on your Mac.

  2. Choose View > Explore or press Command-1.

  3. Search for a place, such as a national park, then click it in the search results.

  4. On the place card, scroll to the Hikes section, then click a hike to open it.

    You can browse more hikes by swiping left with two fingers on your trackpad. To see a list of hikes, click More.

  5. Click Add to Routes, rename the hike and add notes (optional), then click Done.

    A hiking map, showing its length (in distance and time) and elevation gain and loss.

To see your saved hikes, click Routes in the sidebar.

If you don’t see the sidebar, click the Sidebar button.

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