Trek mode
Save the trail maps before you leave the network. On the trail, your GPS works without a mobile signal and the map shows where you are, what is ahead, and how long until dark.
1 · Save maps before you go
Do this at your hotel on Wi-Fi. Each trail pack saves the 3D terrain relief map, the traced trail, the waypoints and these pages to your phone. Satellite photos are kept only for areas you have already viewed.
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Kedarnath
Gaurikund → Kedarnath · ≈ 16 km
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Madhyamaheshwar
Ransi → Madhyamaheshwar · ≈ 16 km
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Tungnath
Chopta → Tungnath · ≈ 3.5 km
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Rudranath
Sagar → Rudranath · ≈ 20 km
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Kalpeshwar
Devgram → Kalpeshwar · short walk
2 · Follow your position on the trail
GPS comes from satellites, so it works without mobile network. Keep the screen on, and carry a power bank.
The map could not load. Connect once to save the map library, or use the readouts below.
- Walked
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- To the temple
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- Altitude
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- Next point
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- Arrive at the temple
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- Sunset here
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- Walk back to start
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- Temple direction
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- GPS accuracy
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- Speed
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Record your track
Saved only on this phone: 0 points
Or download the trail itself for Gaia, OsmAnd, Maps.me or a GPS watch:
Emergency
Your position: start GPS to see it
112 works from any phone, even without a SIM, wherever there is any network. An SMS often gets through where calls fail.
Before you step on the trail
- Save the trail pack and open this page once in airplane mode to check that it works.
- Charge your phone and a power bank. Cold drains batteries, so keep the phone inside your jacket.
- Tell someone at your hotel your trail and expected return time.
- Start early. Plan to reach the temple by early afternoon.
- Turn back at once if headache, breathlessness or nausea get worse. Descending is the cure for altitude sickness.
- Do not leave the marked trail in fog. Wait for it to lift.
