Our guidebooks are made with local route developers, and they get better thanks to the climbers who use them. A drone flight, a grade to fix, a freshly bolted route, a good photo: every contribution benefits the whole community.
Send a contributionOur 3D models are rebuilt from drone photos. If you fly, a flight over a crag that is already online lets us add 3D to its guidebook — free for every climber.
A grade that feels off, a misplaced route, a replaced anchor, a parking spot or approach that has changed: tell us and we'll fix it.
A line has just been bolted or rebolted? Send us the details: we add it to the guidebook after checking with the crag's route developers.
Sharp photos of the sectors, taken head-on in good weather, make guidebooks easier to read — and help with 3D too.
Club, bolting collective, local committee or site manager: we build the digital and 3D guidebook of your crag with you. You remain the content owners and decide what gets published.
These guidebooks are online but not yet in 3D. Click a crag to offer a flight.
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