BaseCamp is expected to stop opening in macOS 28. Trailshelf is the native Mac app that picks up where it left off.
Folders, lists, tracks, routes and waypoints, sorted the way you left them.
Realistic elevation, satellite and hybrid views. Select anything and the map flies to it.
Distance, climb, descent and an elevation profile for every track and route.
Apple has said Rosetta, the layer that runs Intel-only apps on Apple silicon, will be scaled back after macOS 27. BaseCamp is an Intel-only app.
Folders, lists, tracks and waypoints, migrated in one step.
folders · lists · GPXPlace points, drag to shape, watch the distance.
car · moto · footRoutes are written in the GPX format Garmin devices read, so the road you drew is the road you ride.
Garmin GPX extensionsPlug in and copy both ways. Duplicates are caught before anything is overwritten.
USB mass storageName yours when you join. We'll confirm it works before launch.
v1 — devices that mount as a USB drive
After launch — devices that connect over MTP
Your routes live on your Mac, in files you own.
Most likely. Apple has said macOS 27 is the last release with full Rosetta support; after that only a limited subset remains. BaseCamp is Intel-only, and Garmin has not announced an Apple silicon version.
No. It is an independent app that uses the same GPX and GDB files your devices already produce. Garmin, BaseCamp and Zūmo are trademarks of Garmin Ltd.
Your library, editing and sending to your device all work offline. Map tiles for a new area and automatic road routing need a connection.
Before macOS 28. The waitlist gets the beta first, with enough time to migrate your library before the deadline.
One email. First access when the beta opens.