More prepared. More connected.

Browse more than 1,100 GPX routes. Download maps before leaving internet coverage. The free plan includes route maps for two routes; Explorer adds full-area offline maps and custom GPX import and export.

Offline maps do not make family tracking work without a connection. Carry a separate navigation backup and check current trail conditions.

Turn on tracking and share your link with someone you trust. The free and Pro plans offer updates about every 30 minutes; Explorer offers more frequent updates, about every 2–5 minutes. Actual delivery depends on reception, permissions, battery and device conditions.

A shared trip plan communicates your intended route and return time. It does not by itself enable live location tracking or dispatch rescuers.

Nearby teammates connect their phones over Bluetooth. The app helps the group notice a broken connection and exchanges location information between team members. Terrain and obstructions affect range; it is not a guaranteed-distance alarm.

Joining a team also starts the separate family-tracking feature, which uploads location to Firebase when connectivity is available. You choose whether to share the family tracking link. Bluetooth team communication itself does not pass through PEAKSTW’s servers.

Record visits to the 100 Baiyue and 100 Small Baiyue, collect achievements and maintain your hiking history. Preview a GPX route in the free web tool or revisit recorded hikes with the app’s 3D replay feature.

Check official access and permit requirements, download maps, charge your devices and tell a trusted contact when you expect to return. The app supports your preparation; it does not replace navigation skills, equipment or emergency services.