Before you start: MoveMap shows GPS routes available in Apple Health. A workout summary without a GPS route cannot appear on the map. Free shows the most recent 12 months; Pro unlocks the full available history. Check Strava route sync and Garmin route limits.

Build the travel route map

Record an outdoor run, walk, hike, or ride with a GPS-enabled app or Apple Watch. After it syncs to iPhone, inspect the workout in Apple Health or Fitness and check for an attached map. MoveMap can draw routes that are actually present in Health, across cities and countries.

  1. Allow MoveMap to read Workouts and Workout Routes.
  2. Zoom out to see available route clusters in different places.
  3. Filter by activity when you want to separate runs from walks or rides.
  4. Use Pro for full available history, custom Timeline ranges, and Passport.

What Passport counts

MoveMap Pro Passport groups countries represented by available GPS workout routes. A trip without a recorded workout does not count. GPS near a border or coast may affect country detection, so review a route before publishing a precise country total. Passport is for personal exploration, not an official travel record.

Why a trip may be missing

Some recording apps save only a workout summary in Apple Health. Strava can send routes for Strava-recorded activities when enabled but does not send third-party recorded routes through its Health connection. Garmin Connect shares summaries without GPS tracks. A route-capable import of the original activity file may help for older trips; test one activity first.

Share carefully

A travel map can reveal hotels, home locations, or repeated routes. Crop or zoom out before sharing. MoveMap processes complete tracks on iPhone without a route-storage server, while maps, street coverage, and purchase access use network services. See the Privacy Policy.