PeakFinder is a travel app developed by PeakFinder GmbH. Available for $4.99, it was updated to v4.80 on September 04, 2024, and currently holds a 4.71 out of 5 rating based on 10.4K reviews. Before downloading, make sure your device has at least 38 MB of free space and runs Android 12+ or iOS 13.0+.
The mountains are calling!
Video: PeakFinder Overview
Description
The mountains are calling! Explore more mountains than any mountaineer! PeakFinder makes it possible… and shows the names of all mountains and peaks with a 360° panorama display.
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User Reviews and Ratings
★★★★★Exactly what I wanted
Living in the Pacific Northwest, I like to know what I’m looking at when we go on road trips. This lets me know which mountains I’m seeing, and that’s exactly what I wanted.
★★★★★Great app that is indispensable for people like me
I've always loved the app and when I had an issue with it the dev personally reached out to me via email to get feedback and implemented the change within a month or less. They really care about making a great product and it shows.
★★★★★Mountain Enthusiast's Dream App
One of the best apps, simple and easy to use. With a small one time fee. A mountain enthusiast's dream!
★★★★★Mark from Aarmühl sent me here!
Excellent map for identifying peaks while we visited Interlaken. The attention to detail is impressive.
★★★★★Very Helpful
I live at the foot of the northern Rockies in the United States. I’m just outside of Glacier Park. So I have had plenty of opportunities to use this app. I love it because it answers the question I most often have, "What mountain is that?". You would think it would be enough to have good maps, but looking at mountains from the side is a lot different than looking at a map. And it’s often hard to tell what mountains I’m seeing in the far distance between an opening in mountains that are close to
