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OrganicMaps, all the trails I've been to so far in the US are available for offline navigation. No need to precache via gmaps and pray it won't get deleted
Edit: OpenStreetMap which powers this is what AllTrails uses, but I'm not sure if they contribute back or not
There is a new park near me and I mapped the walking trail there.
I'm doing my part
I've just arrived in Norway (literally waiting as passport control) at the start of a three-week hiking-heavy Interrailing trip around Scandinavia and Central Europe. You better believe that I've got all of Europe downloaded in Organic Maps. Also, Organic Maps is a client for OpenStreetMaps which, for detailed foot-level maps, beats Google/Apple hands down and is, of course, open source.
I love OSM, the best part is I can add whatever is missing :) have a good trip!
I've just tested it based on your recommendation. It is amazing. I'm going to do trekking for the next 3 weeks and it is a godsend. Thank you.
Nice!