Traverse, AllTrails, Komoot and Strava.

Four good apps built for different things. Here is what each one costs, what you get for free, and where each is strongest.

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/ At a glance

Prices and features, side by side.

Feature	Traverse	AllTrails	Komoot	Strava
Free plan	Yes, no ads	Yes	Yes	Yes
Paid plan, per year	Pro €29.99	Plus $35.99, Peak $79.99	Premium about €59.99; map packs from €3.99 once	$79.99
Slope-angle layer for avalanche terrain	Free	—	—	With subscription
3D terrain	Free	3D previews with Plus	—	Yes
Offline maps	3 routes free; unlimited with Pro	With Plus	One region free; more paid	With subscription
Live location sharing	Free, with trip plans	Lifeline, with Plus	—	Beacon, free on mobile
Alerts if you are overdue	Free: SMS to your contact, then a verified rescue team you chose	Lifeline, with Plus: alerts your contacts	—	—

Checked 5 October 2026 from each app’s own pages and recent reviews (sources below). Prices are the standard yearly prices in the currency the source used; they vary by country and change often. “—” means we found no such feature. Traverse’s full plan details are on the pricing page.

/ Where each is strongest

Pick the one that fits how you go out.

Traverse

Mountain terrain and safety, free: a slope-angle layer, trip plans that alert your contact and then a verified rescue team if you are overdue, and an SOS that only says what it knows. Strongest in the Western Balkans today.

AllTrails

The biggest catalogue of trails with reviews and photos in many countries, especially North America. Good for finding a well-known day hike.

Komoot

Route planning for hiking and cycling across Europe, with surface types and community highlights. One-off map packs if you dislike subscriptions.

Strava

Training and the social feed for runners and cyclists, with segments and detailed stats. Its terrain layers came over from FATMAP.

Coming from FATMAP? See the free FATMAP alternative. Want to know how trip plans work? See the safety features.

/ Questions

Is Traverse a free alternative to AllTrails, Komoot and Strava?

For mountain terrain and safety, yes: the map, 3D terrain, the slope-angle layer, recording, trip plans and SOS are free. If you mainly want a huge trail catalogue, training analytics or bike-route planning, the others may suit you better.

Which app has a free slope-angle map?

Of these four, Traverse. Strava has gradient and avalanche-gradient layers for subscribers; AllTrails and Komoot did not list a slope-angle layer when we checked on 5 October 2026.

Can I move my routes from another app?

Yes. Export your routes or activities as GPX from the other app and import them into Traverse.

Are these prices right where I live?

They are the standard prices the sources showed, in the currency they used. Apps change prices often and run discounts, and app stores show local prices, so check before you buy.

/ Sources

AllTrails, Komoot and Strava are trademarks of their owners. Traverse is not affiliated with them.