AllTrails Hiking Scraper - Trails, Stats & Reviews
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from $1.20 / 1,000 trail records
Scrape AllTrails, the world's largest hiking platform: trails with difficulty, length, elevation gain, route type, ratings, review counts, dog and kid friendly attributes, trail conditions and hiker reviews. Browse any region or paste links, with recurring change monitoring.
Choose whether to browse a region and its optional tag grids, or read the grid and trail links you provide.
Used only in Browse a region mode. Type a place or region keyword such as California, Yosemite, or British Columbia. The actor searches AllTrails for the best geographic match, uses that region as the collection scope, then adds any Trail tag grids you select. My own links mode is separate: use it when you already have specific grid or trail links.
Used in urls mode. Paste region-grid links, tag-grid links, or trail-page links. Grid links are walked; each trail link produces one trail record.
Only read when mode = my own links. Follow extra tag, city, and park grids discovered from pasted grid pages. The item cap and grid-page guard still apply.
Open each trail page for descriptions, exact statistics, elevation data, attributes, conditions, alerts, rating breakdowns, counts, and recent reviews served by the page. A detail charge applies to successfully saved detail rows.
Fetch up to Max photos per trail, including image links, captions, likes, GPS location, and photographer credit. Photo failures keep the trail record and do not fail the run.
Maximum number of community photos to keep for each trail when enabled. Range: 1 to 50.
When the site serves a GPS track, save it in addition to the dataset row under a readable key such as track__us-california__vernal-falls.json. The value contains the encoded polyline and point count. Storage is charged only after a successful write.
Keep only trails labelled easy, moderate, hard, or strenuous. Applied to records collected in either mode. A pasted trail link without a difficulty label is excluded when this filter is set.
Keep only trails whose average rating meets or exceeds this value. Range: 0 to 5. Applied in either mode.
Keep only trails with at least this many reviews. Applied in either mode.
Keep trails tagged with at least one selected activity. Applied in either mode.
Keep trails whose route type matches one of the selected values. Applied in either mode.
Keep trails at least this long. Applied in either mode.
Keep trails no longer than this. Applied in either mode.
Keep trails with at least this elevation gain. Applied in either mode.
Keep trails with no more than this elevation gain. Applied in either mode.
Keep trails containing every selected feature label. Use the labels returned by AllTrails, such as waterfall, views, forest, or dogs-leash. Applied in either mode.
Maximum trail records across the whole run. Set 0 for no item cap; the configured grids and page guard still bound the walk.
Safety guard for the number of grid pages read in one run. Set 0 to read until the selected scope ends.
Paste a previous run ID or dataset ID to continue an interrupted collection. Trail IDs already returned there are skipped. Leave empty for a new collection; do not combine with recurring updates.
Remember this collection scope for scheduled monitoring. The first run labels rows NEW; later runs return NEW, UPDATED, and REAPPEARED rows by default. Leave off for a one-time collection.
Optional name for this recurring campaign. Leave empty to derive a stable key from the collection scope. Use a separate name for separate monitoring campaigns.
In recurring updates, also return trails with no detected changes, labelled UNCHANGED. These rows are returned and billed.
In recurring updates, return trails absent from a complete scan, labelled EXPIRED. Capped, blocked, or resumed runs do not infer that a trail is gone. These rows are returned and billed.
Optional list of authorized connector IDs. The actor sends concise summaries after the scrape; the complete record remains in the Apify dataset. Leave empty to skip.
URL or ID of the Notion page under which summary pages are created. Required only when a Notion connector is selected.
Maximum trail summaries written to each selected connector. Does not affect the dataset row count.
