Trail catalogue

The trails bundled in the current TrailBivvy development build. Catalogue trails are offline packs built from OpenStreetMap: open, crowd-sourced data that is not officially surveyed. On the ground, follow waymarks and official signposts.

Trails in the current build 8 · Europe and the USA

Alps

Trail Countries Length Typical days Type Data
Via AlpinaSwiss section only, synthetic demo data — not for navigation. Switzerland 424 km 264 mi — Long-distance trail Demo (synthetic data)

Pyrenees

Trail Countries Length Typical days Type Data
GR 10 France 914 km 568 mi 45–60 Thru-hike Open data
GR 11 – Senda Pirenaica Spain, Andorra 825 km 512 mi 40–50 Thru-hike Open data
Haute Randonnée Pyrénéenne France, Spain, Andorra 747 km 464 mi 40–50 Alpine traverse Open data

Pacific West (USA)

Trail Countries Length Typical days Type Data
John Muir Trail United States 345 km 215 mi 14–25 Thru-hike Open data
Pacific Crest Trail United States 4,156 km 2,582 mi 140–180 Thru-hike Open data
Pacific Northwest Trail United States 1,963 km 1,220 mi 60–80 Thru-hike Open data

Rocky Mountains (USA)

Trail Countries Length Typical days Type Data
Continental Divide Trail United States 4,805 km 2,986 mi 150–210 Thru-hike Open data

Southwest (USA)

Trail Countries Length Typical days Type Data
Arizona Trail United States 1,237 km 768 mi 35–60 Thru-hike Open data

Length of the route as bundled in the app; published figures can differ. All figures are approximate. Catalogue built on 28 September 2026.

Route data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License (ODbL).

What the data labels mean

Open data
Route and points of interest from OpenStreetMap, elevation from open terrain models. Open, crowd-sourced data that is not officially surveyed: it can lag behind reroutes and closures, and lengths and ascent can differ from published figures. Follow waymarks and signposts.
Approximate route
No usable OpenStreetMap route was found, so key points are joined by straight lines. Not for navigation.
Demo (synthetic data)
Invented geometry drawn through real place names, used to demonstrate the app. Not for navigation.
  • Overnight rules differ along every trail. For many countries the app has no country-level rule yet and shows “unknown — check locally”.
  • Permits, quotas and hut bookings change every season. Always use the managing authority’s own page.
  • Trail names are used only to identify the routes. TrailBivvy is not affiliated with any trail association or operator. In France, GR® is a registered trademark of the Fédération française de la randonnée pédestre (FFRandonnée); other trail names and marks belong to their owners.