The app supports users in avalanche risk areas with trip planning and on-site condition verification. It displays risk levels, provides links to danger reports, and includes slope angle measurement.
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Plan outdoor activities by accessing HD topographic maps and reports. Navigate with GPS tracking and toggle map layers to view hazards. Scout new trails for hiking, skiing, mountain biking, or climbing. Save and share route data offline.
The app provides avalanche information and planning tools for winter mountain travel. It includes an avalanche bulletin, snow data, and an e-learning module for avalanche knowledge.
View 15-day snow forecasts and detailed snow reports. Access severe weather maps and real-time conditions. Compare multiple locations to find the snow conditions. Track snowfall and temperature trends. Set location-based alerts for changing weather.
View real-time weather data including temperature, wind speed, and snowfall from 2,000+ mountain stations. Access avalanche forecasts and field observations from 14 centers. Display all data on a single map for pre-tour preparation.
Track ski descents automatically with speed, distance, and elevation data. Review daily summaries and save entries in a personal ski diary. Compare performances with friends and relive ski days through recorded sessions.
Displays current location using GPS on a high-resolution topo map. Includes an index to over 1,000 locations in Utah’s Central mountains. Allows users to navigate trails, view elevation data, and access detailed route information.
Record slope angle and aspect using phone camera. Capture crown profile and measure dimensions. Map slide path with GPS. Share diagrams and maps with colleagues. Post data to network for alerts.
The app simulates a backcountry skiing experience where users ski down a mountain following smoke to their camp. Users must avoid obstacles like trees, cliffs, and avalanches while managing their health, which decreases over time and with crashes.
View current danger levels with color-coded maps for North America. Select timeframes to see Today, Tomorrow, or 2 Days Out . Tap regions for detailed reports from source centers. Supports from over 20 organizations including NWAC, CAIC, and UAC.
The app provides avalanche reports and station data for alpine tourers and freeriders in the Tyrolean mountains. It includes tools like a compass, altitude, and slope inclinometer, along with background knowledge on avalanche awareness.