TrailSeeker

TrailSeeker pulls free, open trail data from OpenStreetMap and loads a chosen trail into your Garmin watch's native course navigation — no subscription. - Trails near you — pick a focus (MTB, Bike, Hike, Walk, or All) and see named routes near you, nearest first, each showing its length and whether it's a loop or point-to-point. - Filter to what you want — cap the difficulty (Easy / Moderate / Hard / Extreme, from OpenStreetMap's mtb:scale) so beginners skip the gnarly stuff, and cap the max trail length so you find local loops, not cross-county epics. - Native navigation — the selected trail downloads as a course and launches in the watch's built-in Follow-Course, so you get the real nav experience. - Favorites that work offline — saved trails reappear near you even with no signal, and re-riding a downloaded trail needs no connection. - Your units — distances follow your watch's km/miles setting. Requires a network connection (via your phone) to search and download trails.

**1.0.4** - Settings pages now open focused on your current selection. **1.0.3** - Trail list now shows each route's length and whether it's a loop or point-to-point. - Distances measure to the nearest point of a route, so long routes that pass close by are no longer missed or shown as far away. - New "Max trail length" setting to filter out long routes and focus on local loops. **1.0.2** - Search radius now follows your watch's units (km or mi), set with a 1–15 dial. **1.0.1** - Consistent focus names: MTB · Bike · Hike · Walk · All. **1.0.0** — Initial release Search OpenStreetMap trails by type and difficulty, native course handoff, offline favorites, km/mi units, phone-configurable search radius and max-difficulty cap.