ViewRanger: Hike, Bike or Walk for PC - Free Download: Windows 10/11 Edition

★ ★ ★ ViewRanger Overview

What is ViewRanger? The ViewRanger app has been switched off and users are recommended to download and use the Outdooractive app instead. The app allows users to access their maps, tracks, routes, POIs, and other ViewRanger app data. Users who made one-off payments to access maps within ViewRanger are offered free access to a set of maps via the Outdooractive app instead. Current ViewRanger subscribers have an Outdooractive Pro subscription that will expire at the same time as their ViewRanger subscription.

Software Features and Description

1. We offer you an easy way to move to the Outdooractive app - where you can continue to access your maps, tracks, routes, POIs, and other ViewRanger app data.

2. By connecting your ViewRanger account to Outdooractive, routes you have plotted, routes you have downloaded, activity tracks you have recorded, a record of the challenges you participated in, and points-of-interest you have marked, will continue to be available within your Outdooractive account.

3. If you made one-off payments to access maps within ViewRanger, then we are offering free access to a set of maps via the Outdooractive app instead.

4. The maps we are offering depend on the region of the maps you made one-off payments for in ViewRanger.

5. If you have a current ViewRanger subscription, then you have an Outdooractive Pro subscription that will expire at the same time as your ViewRanger subscription.

6. APPLE HEALTH provides detailed information about your activity, including the number of steps you’ve walked and your heart rate (when using Apple Watch™ or Bluetooth 4.0 enabled devices).

7. We recommend you download and use the Outdooractive app instead of ViewRanger.

8. It is no longer possible to purchase or renew a ViewRanger subscription.

9. Thank you to the global community of ViewRanger users who helped make our adventures so much fun.

10. We have now switched off access to the ViewRanger app.

11. The maps will be from the same map data provider or, where necessary, from an alternative map data provider depending on the map region.

12. Liked ViewRanger? here are 5 Health & Fitness apps like Relive: Run, Ride, Hike & Walk; AllTrails: Hike, Bike & Run; FATMAP: Ski, Hike, Bike; Strava: Run, Ride, Hike;

Download and install ViewRanger: Hike, Bike or Walk on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
ViewRanger	Get App ↲	1,629 4.51	Augmentra

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install ViewRanger: Hike, Bike or Walk app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using ViewRanger on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "ViewRanger"
The search will reveal the ViewRanger: Hike, Bike or Walk app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once ViewRanger is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including ViewRanger.
Now enjoy ViewRanger on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Augmentra	4.51	10.5.15

Get ViewRanger on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	Augmentra	1629	4.51

Download on Android: Download Android

ViewRanger: Hike, Bike or Walk functions

- Access to maps, tracks, routes, POIs, and other ViewRanger app data

- Free access to a set of maps via the Outdooractive app for users who made one-off payments to access maps within ViewRanger

- Outdooractive Pro subscription for current ViewRanger subscribers

- Ability to connect ViewRanger account to Outdooractive to access routes, activity tracks, challenges, and points-of-interest

- Integration with Apple Health to provide detailed information about activity and save tracks recorded from activities in ViewRanger as workouts.

- Terms of use and privacy policy available on the ViewRanger website.

✔ Pros:

- Allows users to record trails, add interest points, and photos of interesting things to each path

- Records time and distance of each trail

- Well thought out user experience

- Peak identifier feature is awesome

☹ Cons:

- Heart rate statistic is finicky on the phone

- Lack of stat options on the Apple Watch, such as heart rate

- No export map to watch button or option

- App is not free and may be considered a cheap gimmick by some users

Top Pcmac Reviews

Needs Watch and Apple Health improvements

By drewcarver (Pcmac user)

I stumbled across this app recently when looking for a replacement to my current GPS logger. I’ve found it to be very feature-full, while still being simple enough for most people to use. The user experience appears to be pretty well thought out. The peak identifier is awesome. I would like to see some more stat options on the Apple Watch, such as heart rate. Speaking of that, the heart rate statistic is very finicky on the phone. When adding it to the stat screen, it will say Apple Watch not available, even though it is. During a recorded activity, it will sometimes show the heart rate as a static number, sometimes not at all. This doesn’t make any sense because it’s supposed to be recording the activity as an exercise, so should be sampling the heart rate continuously. Another issue is integration with Apple Health and not reporting workouts from a recorded track. Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn’t. I’ve had a workout from a hike show up in Apple Health, then disappear. The Apple Health permissions are all set correctly. I will likely look for another solution due to the above couple issues. I need reliability, and when data is missing that’s a big problem for me.
Gaborone walker

By BobbyGee14 (Pcmac user)

I’ve been trying this app out in order to track the areas I walk around Gaborone Botswana. So far I am pleased with it. I’ve been able to record trails that I walk in the woods, add interest points, and add photos of interesting things to each path. It also records the time and distance of each trail. I hope to go beyond the trails I already know and walk in new places without getting lost! I feel confident that this app will help me to achieve this. My only concern is that if I accidentally swipe the app up while walking, I will loose the maps that were loaded while at home with WiFi. I do not have the ability to reload through my phone service.
Paying above $12 for what?

By Woodywade (Pcmac user)

It’s a cheap gimmick. There are tons of free ways to do this, yet they want more than a Netflix subscription? For what? The app does all the work. If it’s for fixing bugs, that comes with the programs of all types. The app is useless. Like I said there are free ways to trace your path. The “augmented” view is terrible, often pointing out things you don’t care about, like the next town over and is far from being accurate. It’s local “paths”, are several towns over because it’s amount is limited therefor useless. A search online will give you more info. App runs great, well, because there isn’t much to run. Ended free trial in a hurry. Terrible. Those who say is great, haven’t browsed the iTunes Store long enough and just know how bad this burn in their pocket is, or don’t know much about the industry of app rip offs.
Updated review

By CramerRy (Pcmac user)

Updated review: changing to 4 stars. Developer responded quickly to feedback (thank you!) and I’m now able to export routes with maps easily. Old review: Where’s the “export map to watch” button or option?! Is this buried somewhere? I would expect it to be fairly obvious, but it is not. Giving up, may try again in a future update. Hopefully they make the app more intuitive...