Revolutionising Navigation for Walking and wheeling

Close-up of a hand using a smartphone displaying a map for navigation.

Close-up of hands using a map app on a smartphone outdoors, showcasing GPS navigation.

Discover the Vision Behind Video Trails

Video Trails simplifies walking and wheeling routes through innovative video guidance, ensuring a smoother journey for everyone.

Video Trails help walkers and wheelers improve confidence in navigating trails. Our visual aids clarify routes, decreasing reliance on traditional mapping and making routes accessible to everyone. Video previews show surfacing, obstacles such as stiles and where to turn. By utilizing GPX technology, walkers feel empowered and self-sufficient, knowing exactly where to turn or if they’ve strayed from their path.

Learn More About Our Journey

Our commitment has led to countless satisfied walkers, reducing anxiety while navigating and increasing outdoor enjoyment for individuals and groups alike.

Our Mission to Empower Walkers

We aim to enhance walking experiences through innovative video navigation, making every outdoor adventure accessible and enjoyable for everyone.

Envisioning Accessibility in Every Step

We envision a future where navigation is effortless, encouraging everyone to explore the outdoors confidently and independently, regardless of their experience level.

Values that Drive Our Success

Our core values emphasize innovation, accessibility, and community, ensuring that every product we create enhances the walking experience for all users.

A Brief Timeline of Our Origins

Founded in 2020, Video Trails emerged from a passion for outdoor exploration and technology, aiming to simplify navigation for walkers of all abilities.

The Evolution of Video Trails Over the Years

Since our inception, Video Trails has rapidly developed a unique platform combining video guidance with GPX compatibility. Our user-friendly videos have transformed how people experience hiking and exploring trails, leading to widespread appreciation and recognition in the outdoor community.