Hertfordshire Walks vVARY

Tinymobile Ltd

• In-app purchases

About this app

Developer Description

350 GPS-guided walks in and around Hertfordshire

Hertfordshire is a beautiful county that offers some of the most fascinating and picturesque walks in the country, from the rolling Chiltern Hills in the West, to the peaceful rural countryside in the north and the great woodlands and canals throughout.

Our simple to use GPS-enabled digital guide covers 350 amazing walks of between 1 and 12 miles throughout Hertfordshire and the surrounding areas.

Easily filter the walks by all walks, woodland walks, waterside walks, hill walking and walks with a pub on the route. You can also list the walks by distance from you at that time.

Detailed route maps then track your progress as you walk around and they all work offline, meaning no internet or 4G signal required when doing the walks.

Contour information on the maps show you the gradients of the walk to help you judge difficulty.

Send in feedback after each walk through the simple questionnaire so that we can improve the walk information in the app over time. Results of these questionnaires are shown as user ratings in each walk's information page.

After your free trial, payment will be charged to your google Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period.

Once subscribed, your account will be charged for renewal within the 24-hour period prior to the end of the current period. Subscriptions are managed via your iTunes Account. Auto-renew can be turned off in Account Settings after purchase.

Please Note: This app requires a subscription if you want to enjoy the 350 walks across Hertfordshire. There is a free trial period where you can try any of the walks for free before you decide if you want to pay, and you can cancel the subscription at any time on your phone's subscription menu.

Terms of Use:

https://www.pubwalks.com/termsofuse

Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2020.

Contains OpenStreetMap Data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
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In-app purchases

$1.99 - $15.99 per item

Version Information

Version: -
Downloads: 10K+
Updated on: -
Released: Apr 6, 2022
Requires: Android Varies with device

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Hertfordshire Walks users say on Google Play

★★★★★

S M

Great APP that uses GPS, this comes in handy for those walks with poor phone signal. Have been on walks not knowing which way to go before, but this now solves that problem telling you exactly where you are. Great walks with an option to leave feedback that will help improve the APP, with new walks being added in future updates. The subscription is minimal only £14.99 a year, or you can choose to pay monthly. Annual cost works out at £1.25 a month, less than a hot drink. In my opinion, worth it!

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Michael Gill

Very good but heavy on your battery

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Sophie Iddeson

Some good walks on here, but lots of issues when trying to walk along some footpaths on the routes. Several times we have been midway through a walk and the footpath through a farmers field no longer exists (one of the worst was the longest route around Baldock). Some of the shorter walks (the 6 mile around Langley) also had no footpath along one section. Would be good for users to be able to rate each walk / feedback against specific routes.

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J Aldridge

Why is this not free ?

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Ian Newbury

There is 2 reasons for the low score: 1. You can't even see a high level view of the routes before subscribing, maybe offer a handful of free ones and then if the app is really any good more people will subscribe. 2nd issue and the key one, it's all focused on 'going to the pub', the only refreshments listed are pubs, not everyone wants to visit pubs, especially those with autistic children where its not suitable. Maybe add some other refreshment points that aren't pubs!.