Alltrails, a hiking and cycling companion called the 2023 iPhone App, is launching a new premium membership called "Peak" that includes an upgraded feature set. The $80 annual subscription will introduce AI tools to build custom routes, real-time trail forecasts, trail traffic heatmaps, and a feature that allows you to identify trees and plants using your phone’s camera.

The new options will initially be launched in the next few weeks to select members and will be available to all users worldwide by June. Alltrails users can register on their website for backup early access.

Alltrail is a long-time popular outdoor enthusiast app that added $150 million in 2021 when Covid Pandemic sees people reintegrating their relationship with nature in lockdown and social distancing measures.

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Therefore, the latest update to Alltrails can be seen as a series of features the company targets the most engaged and active members.

For example, the new AI-driven feature in Summit membership allows users to build their own ideal tracking by starting from scratch or customizing existing trails. Smart routing uses AI to change the trails, making them shorter, steeper, and even “more scenic.”

The new trail conditions forecast will provide information about temperature, precipitation, snow accumulation and more, essentially placing the weather app in Alltrail. Alerts such as air quality and mosquito activity were also raised. Later updates will add terrain and ground conditions such as sidewalks, gravel or dirt.

The added heat map option can help hikers and cyclists who hate being trapped on crowded trails, as well as those who like crowds for safety purposes, such as when hiking alone. To work properly, the app can access millions of users' activities to provide estimated traffic data, similar to when Google Maps uses data to predict when a store, restaurant, bar, or other location is the "busiest" to be the case.

This summer, Peak members will also be entering the outdoor lens feature, which allows them to instantly recognize trees, plants, or flowers and record them in the app. The company notes that over time, the lens will add more recognition capabilities.

In addition to Peak’s launch, Alltrails will also launch updates to its base and membership.

Base is a free product from the company that offers trail maps, community reviews and navigation, while Plus adds offline access, error transfer alerts, 3D Trail Preview and Live Trail Active Sharing

Both will receive a feature called Points of Interest, which will add over 500,000 mapped views, landmarks and trail facilities to the app. Meanwhile, subscribers will also get a feature called Offline Zones, which allows them to download a custom zone for offline exploration, including high-resolution maps and other details.