GPS audio tours for 140 parks
Parkwolf narrates 140 parks as you drive. Stories about what’s ahead, from hidden gems to history, geology, and wildlife, play right when you reach them, even with no signal.
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
“Like having a tour guide in the car with you.”
“This app is worth every penny!”
“Won’t travel without it!”
“Enriched the drive immensely”
“…I will never go without it again.”
“It is perfectly timed while driving and hiking.”
“We found spots we never would have known about otherwise.”
Hear it for yourself
Real Tour Guide stories from the stops people love most. In the app, each one plays on its own as you approach.
“You're getting near the viewpoints for the huge, 308-foot Lower Falls. If you want to feel its power, not just see it, look for the Brink of the Lower Falls Trail.”Plays as you drive up to Lower Yellowstone Falls
“You're approaching what is arguably the most famous viewpoint in Yosemite, Glacier Point. It's an overlook sitting more than 3,000 feet directly above the valley floor.”Plays as you drive up to Glacier Point
“The trailhead ahead is for what might be the most famous—and intense—hike in all of Zion: Angels Landing. The journey is a tough climb, but the part everyone talks about is the final half-mile.”Plays as you drive up to Angels Landing
“The pullout coming into view is the Jackson Glacier Overlook. This is the park's best roadside spot to see a real glacier without having to go on a long hike.”Plays as you drive up to Going-to-the-Sun Road
“You're coming up to Hopi Point now. The reason the views feel so gigantic here is that this overlook juts out farther into the canyon than any of its neighbors.”Plays as you drive up to Hopi Point
“You're approaching the road for Kuwohi, the highest point in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The mountain's traditional Cherokee name was recently restored; it means 'Mulberry Place'.”Plays as you drive up to Kuwohi (Clingmans Dome)
How it works
Maps, trails, places, and every audio story save to your phone, so nothing depends on a signal.
No fixed route and no tour bus. Parkwolf follows your GPS and looks ahead along the road you’re on.
Stories play as you approach each stop, through your phone, your car’s speakers, or CarPlay.
Everything for the park
Download a park at home. The map, trails, places, and Tour Guide all work with no service.
Official park detail, roads, trails, and your pins, plus the nearest restrooms, food, and gas.
See where each species is most often spotted, and when, so you know where to slow down and look.
Difficulty, distance, highlights, and the small tips that make the day easier.
Pick your park
140 parks and scenic drives in 14 countries, each with its own map, trails, places, and Tour Guide.
WY · MT · IDYellowstone257 stories · 144 trails · 294 places
CAYosemite195 stories · 74 trails · 280 places
UTZion120 stories · 33 trails · 75 places
MTGlacier143 stories · 85 trails · 203 places
AZGrand Canyon137 stories · 61 trails · 144 places
TN · NCGreat Smoky Mountains203 stories · 110 trails · 179 places
MEAcadia166 stories · 123 trails · 96 places
CORocky Mountain154 stories · 104 trails · 156 places
WYGrand Teton155 stories · 57 trails · 115 places
AB · CABanff178 stories · 177 trails · 236 placesLoved on the road
First time driving through a national park. We used the Yellowstone tour on grand loop Road and it’s just like having a tour guide in your car with you. It chimes in about sites youre passing and general information about the park. The voice is pleasant to listen to and has the right balance of information and quiet time.
We used this app in Glacier, Teton and Yellowstone and I will never go without it again. Each informative audio clip is under a minute and can be replayed. All available offline plus seeing the maps at anytime is super helpful.
The app was excellent providing a driving tour guide. We stopped in places we would have normally drove right past. The offline capability is great especially in Yellowstone where cell service is very spotty. The nearest restroom and food stop is always clearly listed at the bottom which is very useful. The app made our trip very easy and efficient. A must have for any park goer.
Excellent Source of Information. The offline GPS map was a lifesaver — even in areas with no cell signal, I always knew exactly where I was and what trails or viewpoints were nearby.
We downloaded the Parkwolf app for our first time trip to Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado and loved it. The GPS tracking kept up with us the entire time and we really enjoyed the commentary along the way. Tips were very helpful as we made choices for trails, etc. This app does not disappoint and we cannot wait to use it in more parks in the future!
We used this while in Yellowstone. It’s like your own personal tour guide. The offline feature is amazing because service disappears the second you drive into the park. Love the informative history it gives while driving my landmarks. Will be using again in Yellowstone next week. Will also be using for all of our future national park visits. Highly recommend!
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