Paddle Ways - Lets Go Paddling

Paddle Ways - Lets Go Paddling

By OnWater, LLC

  • Category: Navigation
  • Release Date: 2023-06-20
  • Current Version: 2.3.4
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 92.07 MB
  • Developer: OnWater, LLC
  • Compatibility: Android, iOS 13.4
Score: 3.98969
3.98969
From 97 Ratings

Description

The #1 resource for the Paddling & Rafting community. Get river maps, conditions, rapids intel, and more while sharing important river and lake information with the PaddleWays community. PaddleWays serves as your indispensable digital guidebook and GPS navigation tool for your paddling adventures. Whether you're into kayaking, rafting, canoeing, or stand-up paddling, PaddleWays has got you covered. Developed in collaboration with American White Water, this app provides vital information to ensure safe and informed decisions before your water float trips. Explore Exciting Paddling Destinations Discover a variety of river sections, as well as rivers and lakes, both nearby and farther afield, with our interactive maps. Delve into guidebook descriptions, assess your skill level with provided difficulty ratings, and access related resources for comprehensive insights. Effortless Trip Planning Plan your perfect outing with confidence using PaddleWays. Calculate river miles, access thousands of points of interest, such as access points, boat ramps, campsites, and more. Save your favorite river sections, check real-time weather conditions, and monitor river flow rates (CFS) by location to identify the ideal time for your water float trips. Seamless Navigation Navigate with ease through detailed interactive 2D and 3D maps, accessible both online and offline. Choose from Satellite, Outdoor, and Street map modes, measure distances in river miles, and set location-based alerts for upcoming take-outs, campsites, or rapids. Connect with the Paddling Community Stay informed through user comments on recent conditions and reference notes, photos, and saved locations from your previous trips. PaddleWays is more than just an app; it's an interactive atlas and community forum created for paddlers, by paddlers. Meet PaddleWays PaddleWays is powered by NRS, committed to making human-powered recreation more accessible, safe, sustainable, and enjoyable. Utilizing technology developed by onWater, PaddleWays donates 1% of sales to promote responsible use and resource conservation. PaddleWays Plus Upgrade your experience with a PaddleWays Plus subscription, offering access to premium features, including offline maps, river guidebooks, real-time flow data, and public & private land data. Discover the ultimate tool for your whitewater, kayaking, and rafting adventures. Download PaddleWays today and embark on waterborne journeys like never before. Terms of use: https://paddleways.com/terms-and-conditions

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Reviews

  • Looks good. Not useful yet.

    2
    By Dave924
    Looks like a great up but there is no stream data for anything. Maybe it’s behind the paywall? But without simple USGS data that I can get for free why would I use this app? Let alone pay for it?

  • Love the app

    5
    By Brenn2525
    My go to for kayaking in Florida

  • GoPaddling app is way better

    2
    By HollywoodHunt
    GoPaddling app is way better. This app dosent even lost half of the paddling access piont that I know of in my area that are on the GoPaddling app.

  • Ok App, not enough features / information

    2
    By OgBrendo
    Free app is very limited. It's a crowd sourced, yet paid app. If it had more features in free app I might use it. No incentive to provide information like free month after a few edits. Probably keep using other app and other online resources.

  • A great app but I wish they would be honest

    3
    By kopdsaer
    They keep throwing free at you in all the adds and not until you download do you find out they only tease with a little free info and you need to pay to get anything substantial. That said it’s worth the cost I just don’t like dealing with people that work that way.

  • Stoked to see where this goes!

    5
    By agtm1
    I’ve been looking for an app that makes getting on the water easier. I’m stuck in a rut of going to the same place to paddle over and over again.

  • Not worth the money

    1
    By River-guy
    Terrible app, needs a lot of work

  • App is even dangerous

    1
    By JoeNorCal
    No flow info or flow level guidance which is absolutely essential for safety when encouraging river access. Descriptions of rapids I know on the South Fork American are either wrong or incomplete, and a few descriptions provide dangerous advice (Troublemaker (“swim to either side”) and Second Threat (“fun to swim”). A quality company like NRS should not be in the chain of liability for something as incomplete and erroneous as this app. Thankfully, there are plenty of free web sites with far better information on access, safe flows and the runnable lines.

  • Looks and feels good

    2
    By Kevin Boater
    I was really surprised to see just how few rivers are listed in the database. I understand this must be a massive undertaking adding rivers and all the info. My biggest suggestion would be to allow route creation similar to Strava. In that app, which is a similar price point for yearly subscription, it’s very easy to create routes on any river in manual mode. Obviously PaddleWays will(or should) have to make their own user interface for this kind of feature. Given that there’s so many bodies of water it only makes sense to allow info creation from users. I’m in TN and REALLY surprised to see the pigeon on the map but not the Ocoee? I’m interested to see how the developers move forward with this app, but I believe most users are going to struggle to see the value in subscription unless something can happen quickly. I’m also not sure how this service can be better than using AW. Just my thoughts, would love to see where it goes!

  • Not good

    1
    By Ohio Zonian
    I got a ad in a recent NRS purchase, was excited. Once I got into it, it has very little data or rivers for Ohio, and surrounding areas. Rendered it useless for me. It’s basically just a simple mapbox app, nothing special.

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