Tools for mapping hikes and rides

GPS Tracks is explicitly a GPS app for hiking, biking and other outdoor activities that records routes and waypoints, which directly supports a combined map view of past tracks and locations.

Best for: Users who want a dedicated activity-tracking app that stores and displays recorded GPS routes and waypoints together on a map.

Ride with GPS focuses on recording and displaying cycling routes with reliable route maps and a global route library, so it can show multiple recorded rides on a map for quick route-by-route inspection.

Best for: Cyclists who want high-fidelity recorded routes and a map-based library of past rides to inspect where they've been.

komoot is a route planner and navigation app tuned to hiking and cycling that records activity routes and presents them on maps, which fits a need to view and differentiate past hikes and rides on a map.

Best for: Hikers and cyclists who want a single outdoor app that plans, records, and visualizes routes on maps.

Bikemap helps users discover, plan and record bike routes and has a community-backed set of recorded rides, making it suitable for viewing and comparing multiple cycling tracks on a map.

Best for: Cyclists who want community routes and their own recorded rides shown on a map for quick reference.

Map My Ride's primary purpose is logging bike routes and performance, so it provides map-based histories of rides that you can scan to check whether you've been to a location.

Best for: Cyclists who already use a bike-focused tracker and want an app that stores and displays past ride routes on a map.

AllTrails provides trail navigation and a large trail library for hiking and biking and supports map-based trail and activity views, making it a practical choice to view past recorded outdoor activities on a map.

Best for: Hikers and trail runners who want an established app that shows trails and recorded activities together on maps.