Here are the reasons why Ramblr is a good replacement:

• App is free
• You can download the GPX files easily from EveryTrail's website (any htrails) and upload into Ramblr (via the website only at time of writing)
• This app has rich features like EveryTrail which includes saving photos, getting to your destination, etc.
• Available as an app on iPhone and Android (at time of writing)

Hope the above helps :)

www.ramblr.com (I'm a hiker, I don't have any affiliation with ramblr)

[Edited by dominicwong, November 30]

[Edited by dominicwong, November 30]

Another website for finding trails is Trailsnet.com. It is a relative newcomer but quickly gaining traction. It offers numerous features not offered by most of the other biking, running, hiking & trail websites.

One example is Trailsnet's recognition that there are other types of bicycling besides just mountain biking and road biking. Trailsnet also recognizes trail biking which is quite different than mountain biking and practiced by many more people. It involves biking on rail trails, urban trails, prairie trails, park trails, canal trails, beach trails & more.

In addition, Trailsnet caters to all personal transportation vehicles (PTVs), not just bikes. So Trailsnet tells whether trails are suitable for recumbents, tandems, electric bikes, stand-up vehicles (Trikke, Eliptigo, etc.)