I started HikeList after leaving a tech job and spending more time outside. At first I was focused on peak lists, but I kept getting pulled toward longer, slower walks. Routes like the Camino, the Inca Trail, John Muir Trail and other paths where the journey is deeply spiritual, intensive, & rewarding. HikeList began as a personal tool. It’s now growing into something bigger. People are using it to track hikes, create their own journeys, and soon will be connecting with others doing the same. Some are solo hikers, others are small local groups. New walking circles are forming. Guides and leaders are starting to use it to share challenges and build momentum. It’s becoming a hike club of hike clubs , a shared space where people support each other on the path, wherever it leads. You can track curated challenges or build your own. Log your progress, visualize your route, and walk with others who care about the experience as much as the goal. HikeList is free to use and open to feedback. What kind of journey are you walking? – Johan

HIKE LIST

Track iconic hiking challenges and long-distance trails

Track iconic hiking challenges and long-distance trails