How to View Your Trip History and Route Maps on iPhone

TL;DR

SpeedTrace saves every trip in a history with distance, duration, and max/average speed, and each opens into a detail view with your full route map and speed and elevation charts — so you can review exactly where and how you went.

Steps

Open history in SpeedTrace.
Browse your saved trips with distance, duration, and speed.
Tap a trip for its detail view.
Review the full route and the speed/elevation charts.
Export it as GPX or CSV if you want the data.

Why it works this way

A trip is worth recording only if you can revisit it. SpeedTrace keeps a full history and turns each entry into a rich detail view — the route on a map plus speed and elevation charts — so you can see not just how far you went but how the ride unfolded. That’s the difference between a number and an actual record of the journey.

Tips & edge cases

Detail charts reveal where you sped up, climbed, or stopped.
Compare trips over the same route to see changes.
Export any trip for deeper analysis elsewhere.

FAQ

What’s in a trip’s detail view? Your full route on the map, plus speed and elevation charts, alongside distance, duration, and max/average speed.

Are all my trips kept? Yes. Every recorded trip is saved to your history to review anytime.

Can I get the raw data out? Yes. Export any trip as GPX or CSV to analyze elsewhere.