HikerStatsTurn your thru-hike into data.
Log a few things each day — the numbers, conditions and how the day actually felt. When you finish the trail, HikerStats turns your daily entries into a report showing how your hike unfolded.
More than mileage.
Distance, elevation and speed — plus weather, water, food, sleep, company, accommodation, physical condition and how the day felt.
A few taps at the end of each day.
No long journal entry. Just the things you'll want to remember and analyse later.
Works offline on mobile — log the day without signal and it syncs when you are back online.
Import the numbers. Log the experience.
Import activity data from supported services, then add the things your watch doesn't know: trail conditions, sleep, food, company and how the day felt.
Strava
AvailableDistance, moving time, elevation gain and loss, average speed.
Apple Health
AvailableHiking workouts from the iPhone app: distance, time, ascent and descent.
Manual entry
AvailableNo watch, no problem — type the numbers in yourself.
Automatic weather
AvailableEnter your start and end point and the day's weather — temperature, rain and wind — fills in from historical records.
Garmin Connect
Coming soonActivity import from Garmin Connect is in the works.
Day 42 · 14 Jun
28.4
km
1,240
m ↑
7 h 10
Moving time
Trail day
Rocky · Light rain · Water scarce
Recovery
6.5 h sleep · Cowboy camping · No shower
Company
Walked alone
How it felt
Highlight
“Cleared the pass just before the storm rolled in.”
Not another navigation app.
HikerStats is for recording what actually happened on your hike — and understanding it afterwards.
Your hike, when it's finished.
Finish the trail and turn all your daily entries into one report.
Total distance
1 284 km
Elevation gained
26 470 m
Days on trail
47
Average speed
4.1 km/h
Cumulative distance
0 → 1 284 km over 47 days
Daily elevation
Avg 563 m · biggest day 1 090 m
Daily speed
3.7 → 4.3 km/h
Where you slept
47 nights
Weather
47 days
How hard it felt
Enjoyment 4.2 · physical difficulty 3.4 (1–5)
Shoes
3 pairs · 2 changes
Who I walked with
47 days
- Alone26 · 55%
- Pair12 · 26%
- Small group7 · 15%
- Large group2 · 4%
What made your hike hard?
Examples of the kinds of insights HikerStats can generate from your own data.
Your hardest days weren't necessarily your longest days.
Days with high elevation gain had a stronger relationship with perceived difficulty than distance.
You got faster.
Average moving speed increased from 3.7 → 4.3 km/h over the hike.
Rain affected your experience.
Average enjoyment was 4.4 on dry days vs 3.1 on rainy days.
Fresh shoes, faster walking.
Average pace was 3.9 km/h in the days before a shoe change and 4.3 km/h right after.
Take HikerStats with you.
HikerStats has mobile apps for iPhone and Android, designed for life on the trail.
No signal? No problem. Log your day offline and your data syncs when you're connected again.
