AllTrails Sale 2026: Get 50% Off The Best Walking App For Your Easter Bank Holiday

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Some holidays are purely for rest (chillmaxxing, if you will). Christmas? Yep. Beach holidays? Bingo. Easter weekend? Not one of them. Ending as soon as it arrives, the long weekend is just long enough for a quick getaway, more often than not surrounded by hundreds of family members.

If you’ve ever been responsible for leading hordes of people through the rainy English countryside, you’ll know there’s nothing that ruins a weekend faster than getting the route wrong. Just think: hungry, tired adults and children, and teasing fodder for years to come.

That shouldn’t stop you from getting outside this Easter, though. Jesus didn’t come back from the dead – or, rather, spring hasn’t sprung – for you to lounge around inside. And if that won’t convince you, you gotta work up an appetite for the copious amounts of food you’re about to consume.

To make sure you don’t get stuck in a bush somewhere rural, the trail guides app AllTrails is offering 50% off its membership tier from April 3 to April 7 with the code ’APRIL26’.

Yep, that makes it a whopping £1.50 per month, or £18 a year, which if you ask us is well worth the cost of avoiding a family-wide argument – or several.

As well as access to the literal hundreds of thousands of walking, biking, and running routes available with a free subscription to the app, AllTrails Plus also unlocks a whole range of extra features like offline maps, wrong turn alerts, and Live Share, so the rest of your crew can keep an eye on you.

My personal favourite feature is the 3D trail feature, which means you can see exactly how steep the incline is (because, if you’re anything like me, incline measurements mean essentially nothing).

I’ll also be gifting the membership to my elderly relatives, who have a habit of defiantly wandering off on their own walks and later end up inevitably needing to be rescued.

Thankfully, you can choose to either print it off – for the less digitally inclined (maybe help them to download the app and figure out how to use it) – or send the gift card via email. You’ll even have the option to customise how it looks by adding your own personalised picture and message.

Cue the hours-long conversations about what trail to choose!