Check your running routes in Health
Open a recent outdoor run in Apple Health or Fitness and look for its map. A workout summary with distance and time does not guarantee an attached GPS route. Treadmill runs normally have no outdoor path. Apple Watch Outdoor Run can provide a route when location recording was available.
Strava can send route information for activities recorded in Strava when its Health connection is enabled. Strava says routes from activities recorded by another company, including Garmin, do not sync to Health through Strava. Garmin Connect itself shares summaries but not GPS tracks.
Bring available runs together
- Install MoveMap on iPhone and grant read access to Workouts and Workout Routes.
- Open Map and filter to running if you want to exclude other route types.
- Explore route and heatmap views for the most recent 12 months for free.
- Use Pro for full available history, Timeline date ranges, individual replay, and Year in Review.
Large Health libraries can take longer to load. MoveMap has no fixed ten-year import cap, but it can show only routes Health makes available.
If a run is missing
Check whether the workout has a GPS route in Health, whether MoveMap has Health read permission, and whether the date falls outside the free 12-month view. For older Strava activities, use an archive export and test a route-capable importer. For Garmin, a Health sync toggle alone does not provide the track.
Import only after testing one activity and checking for duplicates. Do not delete original workouts to make a map look cleaner.
Frequently asked questions
Does MoveMap record new runs?
No. Record with Apple Watch or another app that saves GPS routes to Health.
Can I see every run from every tracker?
Only the runs whose GPS routes are available in Apple Health. Recording and sync behavior vary by tracker.