Celebrate every visit
Each new park earns you a little something — Trailhead, Day Hiker, Ranger, Pathfinder and beyond. First-time parks get confetti.
Now on iOS
Get outside.
Remember every park.
ParkAtlas is the simplest way to keep track of the national and state parks you've explored — the trails you hiked, the trips you took, and the places still calling.
- National and state parks
- Works without an account
- No ads
Know before you go
Curated trails with distances, camping and fee details, directions, and NPS links. Tap a trail to log it. Only remember the year? Log just that.
Parks near you
Open the app and see national and state parks within reach that you haven't explored yet. One tap adds them to your wishlist for the next free weekend.
Go together
Follow friends, send a High-Five when they log a park, and share your own park cards to Stories. Link Strava and hikes log themselves.
Why I built this
Hi, I'm Ren.
I made ParkAtlas for myself first — a simple way to keep track of the parks I've been to, and a nudge to get outside more often than I otherwise would.
After losing my husband of twenty years to cancer, I stopped believing that what matters most is time behind a desk. What matters is the trail, the people you walk it with, and actually remembering the days you spent out there.
So that's what this app is for. Not the number — the getting out. I want to surround myself with people who feel the same way, and I'd love for you to be one of them.
Hope to see you on the trails. — Ren
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The national parks checklist
A clean, printable one-pager of every U.S. national park by state. Stick it on the fridge; plan the next trip from it.
The parks are waiting.
Where will you go next?
