Runs and walks now get the detail rides have had. • NEW: Splits — every kilometre with its own pace, your fastest one marked, and 5 km checkpoints as you go • NEW: Charts — pace, heart rate and elevation across the whole run, with heart rate laid over any of them • Total descent now sits beside total ascent • Every run and walk you have already saved has all of this waiting — open one and it is simply there • Runs from here on also record steps, cadence and stride length Splits, charts and descent come from data your old runs already carry. Steps and cadence need a new run, so those start with your next one.

Three new places to ride — and your past rides already count toward them. • NEW: Kelso / Glen Eden, Milton — 40 trails, graded green through double black so you can pick your line before you get there • NEW: Hilton Falls, Milton — 58 trails across the conservation area and the Halton tracts • NEW: Dundas Valley, Hamilton — 21 trails through the valley • Rides you logged months ago get checked against the new trails the first time you open Trails, so anything you have already ridden ticks itself off • Every stat on a ride now carries its own icon — find power, wind or elevation without reading a label, and see the weather you rode in That first check runs once and walks your whole ride history — give it a moment if you have a long one.

Your rides now know the weather, your power output, and how to reach the Health app. • NEW: Apple Health — rides you record on your phone save as workouts, route and all, so they count toward your rings • NEW: Weather on every ride — temperature, conditions, and the wind with its direction, filled in automatically • NEW: Estimated power — see the watts behind a ride, adjusted for the wind you were riding into or being pushed by • NEW: Moving time — your average speed no longer counts the minutes you spent stopped at lights, so it finally reflects how you actually rode • Your older rides fill in their own weather as you open them • Cycling is now "Road Bike", so it sits alongside Mountain Bike and Gravel instead of standing apart • Fixes for the activity picker and the Trails tab icon Power needs your weight — the app will offer to take it the first time it could show you a number.

Trails A new Trails tab tracks the trails you've ridden. Ride one and it ticks itself off — no checking in, no tapping anything. The park map fills in as you go, so you can see how much of a place you've actually covered. Three places to start Cumberland on Vancouver Island, the Don Valley in Toronto, and West Bragg Creek near Calgary. Places are ordered by how close they are to you, so the one you can actually ride to is at the top. See what you rode Every ride now lists the trails it crossed, in the order you rode them — on the ride card, on the ride itself, and numbered on the map. It fills in for your past rides too, so your history counts. Trail data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Four new ways to ride Mountain Bike, Gravel, E-Bike and E-MTB are now their own activities, each with its own history and its own icon. Groups can follow a single sport or a whole category — so a cycling group still counts everyone's rides, whatever they're on. Trim the start, not just the end Forgot to hit start until you were already up the road? Now you can drag the start point as well as the end. The map, elevation profile and stats update as you go — and Restore original ride puts everything back. Live Activities that know what you're doing The Dynamic Island and Lock Screen show the icon for the activity you actually started, with a power badge on E-Bike and E-MTB rides. Plus a fix for activity names getting clipped when switching sports.

This update is a round of fixes and polish on top of Portage mode. • Portage now shows its own canoe icon on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, and Portage mode is named "Portage Path" • Saving messages name what you recorded — ride, paddle, run, walk, or portage — instead of always saying "ride" • The mode you pick stays selected after you save, so back-to-back activities no longer reset to Ride • Shared activity cards are more compact, and sharing to Messages no longer stacks a duplicate link preview • Walking pace colors are retuned so an ordinary walk actually reaches the fast band — this applies to the walking stretches of a Portage too • Fixed the auto-pause badge being clipped in the Dynamic Island

What's New in this version: - New Portage mode for paddlers — Pedal Path now detects when you're carrying your kayak or canoe between put-ins, with its own segment tracking, color-coded route, and group leaderboards - More accurate elevation gain — filters out GPS and barometer noise so climb totals are more reliable - Fixed a crash that could occur when ending a ride - Fixed a stutter and blank map that could appear near the end of ride playback - Polished the Dynamic Island badge and widget icons

Replay your rides with Pro playback. Tap Play to watch your route unfold, scrub through the timeline, and follow pace, distance, duration, and elevation as they progress together. We also polished playback timing, HUD layout, map and elevation syncing, completion transitions, and metric readability across activities.

Run and walk are here — plus new ways to manage groups and share your best efforts. • NEW: Run and Walk modes — GPS pace tracking, Apple Watch support, and their own colors, alongside Ride and Paddle • NEW: Share any activity as an image — send your route, stats, and map anywhere, right from the ride screen • NEW: Auto-pause (Pro) — automatically pauses when you stop and resumes when you go, with a one-tap toggle mid-ride • Groups got more flexible — rename, leave, or delete a group, and every activity (including Run and Walk) now gets its own • Forgot-to-stop trims are now reversible — restore the original ride if you change your mind • Pace-colored route maps now scale to each activity instead of judging everything by cycling speed • Various fixes and polish Thanks for riding, paddling, running, and walking with us. Send feedback any time.

New in Pedal Path: • Elevation profile charts on ride and paddle detail screens • More accurate elevation gain from GPS data • Forgot to stop your ride? You can now edit its length afterward. Trim the extra time, distance, and elevation from the ride detail screen. Also new: elevation profile charts, improved elevation accuracy, and clearer ride summaries • Improved ride and paddle summaries • Various performance and stability improvements

Pedal Path now shows an elevation profile chart on your ride and paddle summaries, so you can see the climbs at a glance. • NEW: Elevation profile chart on the ride/paddle detail screen • More accurate elevation gain — filtered out invalid GPS altitude readings • Various under-the-hood fixes and improvements Thanks for riding — and paddling — with us. Send feedback any time.