Health App Summary-where’s the map?

Hi CookieMonster4911.

Thanks for the additional info. Next, let go ahead and calibrate your Apple Watch to see if that helps fix this:

"Calibrate your Apple Watch

1. While wearing your Apple Watch, go to a flat, open outdoor area that offers good GPS reception and clear skies. 
2. If you have Apple Watch Series 2 or later, you just need your Apple Watch. If you have Apple Watch Series 1 or earlier, bring your iPhone for GPS. Hold your iPhone in your hand, or wear it on an armband or waistband.
3. Open the Workout app. To start, tap Outdoor Walk or Outdoor Run. To set a goal before starting, tap .
4. Walk or run at your normal pace for about 20 minutes.

If you don't have time to finish the workout, you can complete 20 minutes over multiple outdoor Workout sessions. If you work out at different speeds, you should also calibrate for 20 minutes at each of the speeds that you walk or run.

Whenever you walk or run outside using the above steps, your Apple Watch continues to calibrate the accelerometer by learning your stride length at different speeds. Calibration can also improve the accuracy of your calorie calculations in the Workout app, and the calorie, distance, Move, and Exercise calculations in the Activity app. 

Improve your Workout and Activity accuracy

Your personal information, such as your height, weight, gender, and age, is one of the things your Apple Watch uses to calculate how many calories you burn and more. Learn how to update your personal information.

Reset your calibration data

Here's how to reset your calibration data:

1. On your iPhone, open the Apple Watch app.
2. Tap the My Watch tab, then tap Privacy > Reset Fitness Calibration Data. "

If the issue should persist, let's reach out to Apple Support:

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Cheers.

Hey CookieMonster4911,

Recording a route map for your Outdoor Walk or Outdoor Run workouts depends on your Apple Watch model.

Apple Watch (first generation) and Series 1 models can access Location Services data from the paired iPhone if it is taken along during outdoor walking, running and cycling workouts. Series 2 and Series 3 models have built-in GPS.

After saving your workout, once your iPhone and Apple Watch have reconnected, a thumbnail of route map is included (as shown under the highlights). You can tap on it to view the full size version.

Also, make sure you do the following to ensure that you get the map view:

Check that Wrist Detection is turned on and that, if passcode is enabled, you are unlocking your Apple Watch after placing it on your wrist.

On your iPhone, go to: Settings > Privacy > Motion & Fitness - check that both Fitness Tracking and Health are enabled.

On your iPhone, in the Watch app, go to: My Watch > Privacy > Motion & Fitness - check that both Fitness Tracking and Heart Rate are enabled.

Here's an article with more information: Use the Activity app on your Apple Watch

We hope this helps!

Best regards.