Map your pedestrians, running paths and more with this iOS feature on iPhone

Posted apple iOS 18.3 In January, and that update brought several Fix errors and improvements to your iPhone. But when Apple appears iOS 18 In September, that update made some improvements to the Map application, which now allows you to plan a walking, running or hiking.

Creating a custom route is great for planning an increase or other outdoor activities, and can keep you on the right track so you don't get lost. This feature can also tell you how much the route is adjusted as well as what your height is throughout your route. If you are in Denver, I imagine that he just says, “up”.

Read more: Everything you need to know about iOS 18

Here's how to create your own way to Apple Maps on your iPhone.

Make an adjusted apple map route

1. Open Maps.
2. Press long press where you want to start your route to drop a needle.
3. Tap More.
4. Tap Create a adjusted route.

Hence you need to drop your route by eavesdropping around your map. You can tap sections and features – like restaurants and shops – and the application will start mapping your route. You can also touch sections and unmarked locations on your map for a more granular approach to creating your route.

You don't have to tap a location near your last point on the route. After you tap Create a adjusted routeYou can touch the location miles away and the maps will create a route for you. It is important to note that if you tap the location miles away from where you start your route, the maps will find a path that does not involve breaking through the Wallsids like the Kol-aid man. In this regard, the creation of a route is just like getting guidelines for driving maps.

While creating your route, the maps will also give you three options on the route: reverse, outside and back and close loop. The reverse rolls your route, so where you initially started now is where your route ends. Out & Back maps your route above you to get started and end where you started on a path. Close the loop also finishes your route where you started, but for circular routes.

After you create your route, tap Save And you will be asked to name your route. Then tap Done. Maps will also take your own route to your iPhone so you don't have to worry about losing reception, especially if you walk in the desert.

Where to find your own route

After saving your own route, it will be moved to your library in maps. Here's how to access it.

1. Open maps.
2. Tap Places, guides and routes Under the search bar in the maps.
3. Tap Paths.
4. Select the route you want to download.

After choosing the route, the maps will pull it to your map. If you are close to the beginning of your route, tap Go And your iPhone will give you directions on your route. If you are not close to the beginning of the route, you can tap Instructions And the maps will show you how to get to the beginning of your route.

For more on iOS 18, here's what to know iOS 18.3 And iOS 18.2. You can also check our iOS 18 cheat.