Find your hiking routes in Apple Health
Apple Watch Hiking workouts can include an attached GPS route when location capture was available. AllTrails offers a Health connection for recorded activities, but a summary in Health does not by itself prove that the route transferred. AllTrails says reconnecting its Health connection does not backfill older activities. Garmin Connect writes workout summaries but not GPS tracks through its Health integration.
Open representative hikes from each recording app in Health or Fitness and look for a map. If there is no route, MoveMap cannot infer the trail from duration, elevation, or distance.
See the trails together
- Install MoveMap and allow read access to workouts and workout routes.
- Filter the map to hiking or view all available route types together.
- Use the free view for the most recent 12 months of GPS routes.
- Use Pro for full available history, Timeline ranges, Passport, and individual replay.
Multi-day trips may be recorded as separate daily workouts. Each day needs its own attached route. The combined map can show the trip area without merging those workouts into one activity.
Older hikes and missing tracks
For an older route stored only in a recording service, export its original GPS file and test an importer that writes an attached route to Apple Health. Verify one hike before processing a large library. Do not assume that turning on a Health toggle later will backfill years of past activities.
Route quality depends on GPS capture, terrain, and the original device. Near international borders and coastlines, Passport country results can be affected by GPS accuracy.
Frequently asked questions
Does MoveMap find planned trails I saved in AllTrails?
No. MoveMap reads recorded workouts with GPS routes in Apple Health, not saved trail plans.
Can I see an old Garmin hike?
Only after a route-capable importer writes that GPS track to Apple Health. Garmin Connect's own Health sync does not provide it.