Itineraries
Organize planned days, trail segments, distance and timing.
Hiking logbook
Plan the hike. Pack with purpose. Remember the whole trip.
A hike begins with a plan, but the trail tells the rest of the story. Keep your intended route, equipment and food alongside the experience you record outdoors.
What you can track
The details that make a hiking record useful.
Create a planned hike or start a spontaneous outing. Days and segments help organize an itinerary, while timing and pace calculations let you explore the consequences of your own distance and rest choices.
Backpacks
Build reusable packs from the gear and food you keep on hand.
Active hikes
Capture field notes, rests and progress while the trip is happening.
Trail history
Return to completed plans and recorded performance over time.
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How it works
From preparation to a history worth revisiting.
Each step keeps the activity-specific details connected in one ILogTheOutdoors account.
- 01
Plan
Create an itinerary with days and segments, or begin a spontaneous hike.
- 02
Prepare
Choose a backpack and organize the gear and food the outing requires.
- 03
Log
Save field notes and rests, then preserve the completed hike.
- 04
Review
Use your history as context for the next trail day.
Product example
See a complete record at a glance.
This lightweight demonstration shows how related details can stay together. It is an illustrative ILog record, not an actual user record.
Use active-hike field notes and rest events to preserve details while they are fresh. Review the completed hike afterward, keeping its captured planning history distinct from later changes to your equipment or templates.
Illustrative hiking record
CompletedGranite Ridge · Day 2
9.8 miles- Segment
- Lake camp → North pass
- Pack
- Trail 38L · 31 lb
- Moving pace
- 24:40 / mile
- Field notes
- 3 entries · 2 rests
Inventory & preparation
Put gear and food beside the plan—without confusing the two.
Build a reusable backpack from your Gear Locker and organize food for a hike. Planned quantities describe what you need; planning does not consume the inventory you own.
- Backpacks
- Gear locker
- Hiking food
- Readiness
Free vs Pro
Record the experience free. Add deeper tools with Pro.
Review past outings for context before another trip. Pro performance and personalized planning tools add analysis to your records; they do not replace your judgment about terrain, weather or your own capabilities.
Free
Build the hiking history.
- Plan and log hikes
- Keep one reusable backpack
- Manage gear and food
- Review completed history
Pro
Use more of the history you record.
- Use additional reusable backpacks
- Check activity readiness
- Review hiking performance
- Use personalized planning analysis
Keep exploring
Four specialized logbooks. One outdoor history.
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