01 · A place to begin
Happy Isles
Put the arrival in context. Connect a trail to its starting point and the places visitors can explore nearby.
Hiking maps for destinations
A trail worth
the trip.
The first step, the waterfall, the place to stop afterward. Bring the whole hike together on your destination’s official map.
Photos: Yosemite Mariposa County · © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap © Maxar
Before the boots go on
Help visitors picture the whole hike.
A beautiful trail can inspire a trip. The details make it possible: where to arrive, how the route climbs, what’s around the bend, and where to take a break.
Wander brings that local knowledge onto the map. Visitors can move from a photo that catches their eye to the trail and the places around it, all under your destination’s name.
On Yosemite’s Wander map
Follow the Mist Trail
into the landscape.
A place to park. The shuttle to the trailhead. Water and restrooms along the way. Explore the real places connected to Yosemite’s Mist Trail, then follow the climb toward the falls.
Planning a visit? Routes and seasonal access vary. Check current NPS trail information (opens in a new tab).
Every place has a part to play
The places make the trail.
02 · A reason to keep going
Vernal Fall
Show the view alongside the route. Real photos help visitors picture the places they’re choosing between.
03 · The bigger adventure
Nevada Fall
Bring the landscape into the decision. Let visitors see how the trail, the terrain and the next stop fit together.
Photos: Yosemite Mariposa County
Built around your visitors
Everything around the hike, on one map.
The actual trail
Draw the route on the landscape, with the details that help visitors choose their day.
Explore this feature : The actual trailA clear way to arrive
Connect the trailhead, parking and shuttle stops to the trail they serve.
Explore this feature : A clear way to arriveThe useful little details
Put water, restrooms and seasonal access notes where visitors will look for them.
Explore this feature : The useful little detailsA glimpse of what’s ahead
Bring each stop to life with your photos, videos and local descriptions.
Explore this feature : A glimpse of what’s aheadRoom to explore in 3D
Show how a trail moves through the landscape, from the valley floor to the view.
Explore this feature : Room to explore in 3DA hike that becomes a visit
Connect the outdoors to places for a meal, a local guide or another night in your destination.
Explore this feature : A hike that becomes a visitMake it yours
Your trails.
Your local knowledge.
Can you use our existing trail files?
Yes. We start with the trail data, place listings, photos and local knowledge you already have. We bring them together on your Wander map and review the result with your team.
Can we connect parking and restrooms to each trail?
Yes. Connect trailheads, parking, water, restrooms and other useful places to the trail they serve. Visitors can open a trail and find the practical details together, with your notes about access and seasonal availability.
Can the map live on our own website?
Yes. Put the full destination map on your website, or embed an individual trail on its own page. Share the same places through links and QR codes.
Who keeps the trail information current?
Your team can update places, descriptions, photos and local guidance in Wander. We help build the map with you, and you remain in control of the knowledge visitors see.
Bring your destination to life
Let’s put your trails on the map.
Bring your routes, photos and local knowledge. We’ll build your official Wander map with you.
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