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🌿 Find it. Explore it. Remember it.

Find a trail near you.
Know what you meet on it.

Search trails, parks, camping, lakes, waterfalls and viewpoints anywhere, follow a route offline, identify the plants, birds, rocks and mushrooms you find, and keep a private field journal of the day.

Coming soon to iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android and Windows. Ages 18+ on Android.

What it does

Four things, done properly

Discover, Trips, Lens and Journal. Offline maps, trip recording and bird song ID are on iPhone, iPad, Android and Windows (on Windows, recording runs while the app is open). The peak finder is on iPhone, iPad and Android. Mac is for planning, identifying from photos, and the journal.

Discover

Search any city, postal code, country or park for trails, parks, camping, lakes, waterfalls and viewpoints, with filters for family friendly, dogs, wheelchair access, no fee, drinking water and toilets.

Quiet Wonders

Legal, public places that tend to be less crowded. Never private land, closed areas or sensitive wildlife sites.

Trips

Plan an outing with a packing checklist and current conditions. On iPhone, iPad, Android and Windows, download the area and follow the route with no signal, with off-route alerts (Windows records while the app is open).

Lens

AI-assisted identification for plants, birds, animals, insects and spiders, mushrooms, rocks, tracks and signs, and landscapes. Every result shows its confidence, the lookalikes and the safety notes.

Journal

Photos, notes and a privacy level on every entry: no location, private, blurred to about 10 km, or exact. It stays on your device unless you turn on Pro sync.

Free, or Pro

Free: 5 identifications a day, 10 saved places, 3 planned trips. Pro ($4.99/month or $29.99/year, 7-day trial on annual) gives 200 identifications a day and unlimited saved places and trips, and adds offline maps, bird song ID, peak finder, sync, GPX export, and removes ads.

Honest limits

An app is not a guide, a ranger or a doctor

Identification is AI-assisted and can be wrong; “Unknown” is a valid answer. Never eat, touch, taste, burn or prepare a plant or mushroom, or give one to a person or pet, because of an app result. For suspected poisoning or a serious reaction, contact local emergency services or poison control now. Place data comes from OpenStreetMap contributors and official sources and can be wrong or out of date: follow signs and closures on site. Conditions change fast; carry the essentials, and turn back when in doubt. Nature Wonders is not a navigation, rescue, medical or foraging authority.

Full detail in the terms of use and the privacy policy.