Wainwrights Baggers

For iPhone and the web

A quiet tracker for the 214 Wainwrights.

Wainwrights Baggers is a map, checklist and journal for every fell in the Lake District. Tap a summit, bag it with a date, and watch the seven books fill in. Your round stays in step between your iPhone and the browser.

Coming soon to iPhone

Free forever. Pro adds the photo journal and more, from £1.99 a month.

The Wainwrights Baggers iPhone app: a 3D map of the Lake District with all 214 fells marked, a search bar and a progress ring reading 2 of 214.
Great Gable's card over the 3D map: height 899 m, Book Seven, ranked 7th by height, a date picker and a Bag it button.

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The map

The Lake District in three dimensions.

The whole national park, full screen, with terrain, contour lines and the light of the hour. Every one of the 214 fells is a marker. Your own position is on there too, so you know which summit is the one in front of you.

  • Tilt and turn the map, or flatten it to 2D
  • Contours close enough to read the ridge
  • Dusk on the map when it is dusk outside
Zoomed in on Great Gable in 3D, with contour lines across the fellside and the fell card opening below.
Great Gable, up close.
The same map at night: dark terrain, pale markers for every fell and the progress card in dark mode.
The same fells after dark.

Bagging

Tap a fell. Fly to it. Bag it with a date.

Each card gives the height, the book and the rank by height. Pick the day you walked it and the marker turns bracken orange. Tapped the wrong one? Mark it as not bagged.

  • Height in metres and feet
  • The Pictorial Guide book it belongs to
  • Your count of the 214, updated as you go
Great Gable's card over the 3D map: height 899 m, Book Seven, ranked 7th by height, a date picker and a Bag it button.
Before: pick the date, bag it.
Skiddaw bagged: its marker has turned orange with a tick and the card reads Bagged, 2 of 214 done.
After: Skiddaw, done.

Progress

Seven books, one round.

Progress counts by each of Wainwright’s Pictorial Guides, from the Eastern Fells to the Western. Search all 214 by name, or filter to the ones still to go.

  • A ring for each book, filling as you walk
  • Search by name, filter by bagged or to go
  • The full list, always a swipe away
The sheet pulled up over the map, showing progress for each of the seven Pictorial Guide books and the list of all 214 fells.
The seven books, and the list beneath.

iPhone and web

Bag it on the hill. Write it up at home.

One account, one round. Whatever you bag on the iPhone is on the web when you get back, and the other way round.

On your iPhone

A native app built for the phone in your pocket: the 3D map, your location, and bagging with a date.

Coming soon to iPhone

In the browser

Sign in on any computer and the tracker opens on the same round. Nothing to install.

Price

Free forever. Pro if you want the journal.

Free

£0 for good

  • The full 3D map
  • All 214 fells
  • Bagging with a date
  • Sync between iPhone and web
  • Search and filters
  • Progress by book

Pro

£1.99 a month, or £14.99 a year with a 7-day free trial

  • Photo journal: notes and photos for every fell
  • Yearly albums, with print export
  • Extra map layers: satellite and detailed contours
  • Stats

Bought in the App Store. Offline maps coming later.

From the guides

All guides

Begin the round in your own time.

Two hundred and fourteen fells. No streaks, no scores, no badge for finishing. Just a map, and a record you keep for as long as you walk.

Coming soon to iPhone