AllTrails Scraper

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Pull structured trail data from AllTrails at scale — difficulty, length, elevation gain, route type, GPS coordinates, ratings, review counts, activities, and location for every trail in a park, city, state, or map area you choose. Search by name or paste any AllTrails link, and get back clean, analysis-ready rows in both imperial and metric units. Built for outdoor-gear marketplaces, travel and trip-planning app builders, hiking-content publishers, and tourism researchers who need a reliable trail dataset without collecting it by hand.

Why This Scraper?

• Four difficulty tiers, decoded for you — every trail is labeled easy, moderate, hard, or extreme instead of AllTrails' raw 1–7 internal codes, so you can filter and sort on day one.
• Dual units on every metric — length comes back in both miles and kilometers, elevation gain in both feet and meters. No conversions, no rounding errors in your pipeline.
• Five ways to target trails — paste an AllTrails URL, or search by 24 famous national parks, 20 US states, any city + radius, or a precise GPS bounding box to sweep a custom map area.
• Three route shapes you can filter on — loop, out-and-back, and point-to-point, so trip planners can match trails to the exact outing a user wants.
• 20 trail-feature filters — surface only trails with waterfalls, lake or river views, wildflowers, wildlife, forests, caves, historic sites, dog-friendly access, kid-friendly or wheelchair-accessible paths, and more.
• 12 activity filters — hiking, trail running, backpacking, mountain biking, rock climbing, horseback riding, snowshoeing, bird watching, and beyond.
• Quality gates built in — set a minimum star rating (1–5) and a minimum review count to skip obscure, unverified trails and keep only well-established ones.
• Worldwide coverage by coordinates — the bounding-box search reaches any region on Earth, from the Swiss Alps and Dolomites to Banff, not just the US park presets.
• Exact GPS for every trail — latitude and longitude on every row, ready to drop onto a map or join against your own location data.
• Optional full photo galleries — every trail ships with a main photo URL, and one toggle adds the complete imageGallery list of trail images for visual content, listings, and gallery widgets.

Use Cases

Outdoor & Travel Apps

• Power a hike-finder or trip-planning feature with current trail metrics
• Match trails to user fitness levels using the four difficulty tiers
• Surface nearby trails from a user's GPS location and a search radius
• Suggest loop vs. out-and-back routes based on the time a user has

Market & Competitive Research

• Benchmark trail density and difficulty mix across parks and states
• Compare average ratings and review volume between regions
• Track which activities dominate a destination's trail network
• Size the addressable market for outdoor products by geography

Tourism & Destination Marketing

• Build curated "best trails" guides for a city or national park
• Identify high-rated, high-traffic trails worth featuring in campaigns
• Map trail offerings around a resort, hotel, or visitor center
• Quantify a destination's hiking appeal with hard numbers

Content & Media

• Generate data-backed trail roundups and listicles at scale
• Feed difficulty, length, and elevation into automated trail pages
• Keep editorial trail databases fresh with up-to-date ratings
• Compare trails on consistent, structured fields readers can sort

Lead Generation & Partnerships

• Find the busiest trails near a retail location for sponsorship targeting
• Prioritize outreach by region using review counts as demand signals
• Map dog-friendly or family-friendly trail clusters for niche brands

Getting Started

Search a National Park

The simplest way to start — pick a park and a result cap:

{
"searchType":"park",
"park":"yosemite",
"maxResults":50
}

Search a City with Filters

Find well-rated, family-friendly day hikes near a city:

{
"searchType":"city",
"city":"Denver, CO",
"searchRadius":40,
"difficulty":["easy","moderate"],
"features":["kid-friendly","views"],
"minRating":"4",
"maxResults":200
}

Advanced — Bounding Box with Full Filtering

Sweep a precise map area for long, high-elevation loop trails with waterfalls:

{
"searchType":"coordinates",
"boundingBox":"37.7,-119.7,37.9,-119.4",
"routeTypes":["loop"],
"features":["waterfall"],
"activities":["hiking","backpacking"],
"minLengthMiles":8,
"maxLengthMiles":20,
"minElevationGainFt":2000,
"minReviews":100,
"maxResults":0
}

Input Reference

You only need one search target — either startUrls or one of the searchType options. Filters apply to searches only and are ignored for pasted URLs.

Search Targets

Filters

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Output

Each trail is returned as one flat row:

{
"id":"10023041",
"name":"Mist Trail to Vernal and Nevada Falls",
"url":"https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/mist-trail",
"rating":4.8,
"reviewCount":12480,
"difficulty":"hard",
"lengthMiles":5.4,
"lengthKm":8.69,
"elevationGainFt":2152,
"elevationGainM":656,
"routeType":"out-and-back",
"area":"Yosemite National Park",
"city":"Yosemite Valley",
"state":"California",
"country":"United States",
"latitude":37.7281,
"longitude":-119.5586,
"activities":["hiking","backpacking"],
"imageUrl":"https://www.alltrails.com/api/alltrails/trails/10023041/profile_photo",
"imageGallery":[
"https://images.alltrails.com/eyJidWNrZXQiOiJhc3NldHMuYWxsdHJhaWxzLmNvbSIsImtleSI6InVwbG9hZHMvcGhvdG8vaW1hZ2UvMTA0Nzc5MzgxLzJhYWYzYzZmZDQ3YmVhY2MyZDI4ZGI4OTAxNjNjMGU0LmpwZyJ9"
],
"popularity":98.4,
"isClosed":false,
"estimatedDurationMinutes":222,
"scrapedAt":"2026-06-19T14:30:00Z"
}

Core Fields

Metrics

Ratings

Location

Photos

Tips for Best Results

• Start small to dial in filters. Set maxResults to 10–50 on your first run, confirm the trails match what you expect, then raise the cap or set it to 0 for the full region.
• Use a bounding box to sweep a dense park exhaustively. A tight south,west,north,east box around a busy national park returns far more complete coverage than a single park preset, with no overlap or duplicates.
• Raise minReviews to surface only established trails. A floor of 100–500 reviews filters out obscure, unverified paths and leaves the well-trodden trails travelers actually search for.
• Combine minRating with trafficLevel for editorial picks. minRating: "4" plus heavy traffic reliably isolates the crowd-favorite, must-feature trails in a destination.
• Widen searchRadius for rural areas. Trails cluster far from town centers — a 40–80 mile radius captures the real hiking options around smaller cities.
• Filter by routeTypes for trip planning. loop trails suit a single outing where you don't want to backtrack; out-and-back lets hikers turn around early.
• Leave filters empty for a full census. With no filters and maxResults: 0, you get every trail in the target area — ideal for building a complete regional dataset. Across most parks, cities, and states this is exhaustive; extremely dense regions are sampled up to a very high limit rather than capped early.
• Turn on Include Photo Galleries when you need every image. Each row already carries a main imageUrl; switch the toggle on to also get the full imageGallery list per trail. It adds a little time per trail, so leave it off when the main photo is enough.

Pricing

From $9 per 1,000 results — a simple, predictable rate for clean, structured trail data. No compute or time-based charges — you pay per result, plus a small fixed per-run start fee. Bronze, Silver, and Gold subscribers pay progressively less; the table below shows total cost at each discount tier.

A "result" is one trail row pushed to your dataset. Standard Apify platform fees apply on top.

Integrations

Export data in JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, or RSS. Connect to 1,500+ apps via:

• Zapier / Make / n8n — Workflow automation
• Google Sheets — Direct spreadsheet export
• Slack / Email — Notifications on new results
• Webhooks — Trigger custom APIs on run completion
• Apify API — Full programmatic access

Legal & Ethical Use

This actor collects publicly available trail information for legitimate research, analysis, and product use. You are responsible for using the data in compliance with AllTrails' terms of service and all applicable laws. Do not use the data to infringe intellectual property rights, and review the source platform's terms before large-scale or commercial use.