Walking Tours
plan a 30-, 60-, or 90-minute walk from stop to stop and follow it on foot, with the places along the way.
WanderWay 2.2 is the release that added Walking Tours, Sunset Drives, and Photo Recap to WanderWay, the scenic navigation app for iPhone, iPad, and CarPlay. These are the full release notes, from the App Store.
What’s new
What’s new in WanderWay 2.2
Drives, Walks & Historic Stops
WanderWay 2.2 is for walks as well as drives.
Sunset Drives
pick a viewpoint, park, lake, or beach, and WanderWay tells you when to leave so you arrive before sunset.
Photo Recap
when a drive or a walk ends, see the route, visit stamps, and photos from along the way. The photos stay on your device.
More places
Zoo & Aquarium, Military History, Sports Courts, Waterfall, Lighthouse, Orchard & Farm Market, and Cemetery. Orchards, cemeteries, and sports courts start off; turn them on in the category menu.
Show on Map
in Where to? and Add a Stop, see search results as pins on the map.
A tidier guidance screen
your arrival time, the weather at your destination, and a rain heads-up share one card, beside a small End button.
Apple Watch
see your next turn on your wrist during navigation.
Cleaner place pages with an easier-to-tap Done button.
Curated Routes
the new home for your Sunday drive. Build a loop or a drive to a destination, from 30 minutes to 5 hours.
Saved When You Start
when a drive or a walk starts, WanderWay can download the route so the sights and descriptions stay with you. On cellular data, it asks first.
Fresher places
places you've already loaded refresh in the background once they're a week old, or when newer place data is out.
Choose your map
Standard, Satellite, or Hybrid. CarPlay uses the same choice.
A new Liquid Glass look for pins, routes, and controls, in light and dark.
Steadier GPS
a brief gap no longer counts as a lost signal, and WanderWay tells you if Precise Location is off.
Now in Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Swedish, and Ukrainian.