Know Before
You Summit
AI-powered trail conditions for mountain hikers. See which peaks are safe to hike today — with hazard alerts, gear recommendations, and the best hiking windows.
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Trusted by 217+ hikers
361+
Peaks Tracked
19,600+
Conditions Checked
25+
Routes Built
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Every Peak. At a Glance.
Our AI analyzes weather, trail reports, and conditions data to rate every peak from green to red — so you can pick the safest summit at a glance.
Green — Good
Conditions are favorable — lace up and hit the trail.
Yellow — Moderate
Some challenges present — check the details before heading out.
Orange — Difficult
Challenging conditions requiring strong experience. High winds, ice, or deep snow possible.
Red — Dangerous
Serious hazards present — consider saving this one for another day.
Plan Smarter. Summit Safer.
Everything you need to check conditions, plan routes, and track your progress — in one app.
AI Trail Conditions
Real-time conditions synthesized from NWS, NOAA, Open-Meteo, and more. See hazard alerts, gear recommendations, and the best hiking window — updated 3x daily.
Smart Route Builder
Build custom routes with drag-and-drop waypoints, elevation profiles, and one-click GPX export. Browse community routes or create your own.
Peak & Progress Tracking
Log every summit and watch your progress grow. Track multiple peak lists, fill in your monthly grid, and earn badges — all in one place.
Summit-Ready in Minutes
Check conditions, plan your route, and track your summit — all in one place.
Check conditions
Open the severity map to see every peak color-coded by current conditions. Drill into any peak for the full breakdown.
Plan your route
Build a custom route or browse community favorites. Connect Strava to auto-import your hikes.
Track your summit
Log your ascent, earn badges, and track progress across every peak list — all in one place.
More Than a Forecast
Raw weather data is noise. Our AI synthesizes data from NWS, NOAA, Open-Meteo, OpenWeather, and USGS into clear, actionable conditions for every peak — so you know exactly what to expect on the trail.
Summit-specific forecasts — not generic valley weather
Hazard alerts for wind, ice, visibility, and more
Gear recommendations tailored to each peak
Best hiking window — optimal day and time to summit
Updated 3x daily for Trailblazer subscribers
Chase the Lists
Track your progress across multiple peak lists. Start with one and expand from there — your progress carries across all of them.
NH 48
48 peaks · New Hampshire
The 48 peaks in New Hampshire that rise over 4,000 feet in elevation. Completing this list has been a popular pursuit since the AMC first published it in 1958.
52 WAV
52 peaks · New Hampshire
The 52 With A View list features New Hampshire peaks under 4,000 feet that offer outstanding views. Created by the Over The Hill Hikers in 1991 as an alternative to the NH 48. Doublehead Mountain and Welch-Dickey each count as single entries combining their respective summit pairs.
More Coming Soon
New peak lists are added regularly. Your progress carries across all lists.
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Lock in $4.99/mo forever. After March 15, monthly price goes to $7.99.
Price increases March 15 —
Hiker
Everything you need to start
- Includes 7-day Trailblazer trial
- Track peaks across all your lists
- Basic weather (temperature, precipitation, wind)
- At-a-Glance Severity Map (view only)
- 1 custom route per month
- 3 active trip plans
- Strava & Garmin auto-import
- View leaderboards
Trailblazer
For dedicated peak baggers
- Everything in Hiker, plus:
- Full Conditions Breakdown — see why each peak is green, yellow, or red
- Live Conditions Dashboard — summit forecasts, hazards & gear recs, updated 3x daily
- Best Hiking Window — optimal day and time for each peak
- Unlimited custom routes & GPX export
- Unlimited trip plans
- Photo uploads with reviews
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We've got answers.
Our AI synthesizes data from the National Weather Service, NOAA, Open-Meteo, OpenWeather, and USGS into clear, actionable conditions for every peak. Instead of checking five different weather sources, you get a single severity rating (green, yellow, or red), hazard alerts, gear recommendations, and the best hiking window — all in one place.
Yes! The Hiker plan is completely free forever. You can track peaks across all your lists, log ascents, view the at-a-glance severity map, and access basic weather information without paying anything. Upgrade to Trailblazer whenever you want full conditions breakdowns and more.
We support multiple peak lists across New England and beyond, with new lists added regularly. All lists include peak tracking, progress logging, and conditions. Both free and paid plans have access to every list.
Yes! Connect your Strava account and we'll automatically detect peak summits from your activities. Your hikes are logged effortlessly — no manual entry needed.
Absolutely. There are no contracts or commitments. Cancel anytime from your account settings, and you'll retain access until the end of your billing period. We also offer a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Early adopter pricing is $4.99/mo — available until March 15, 2026. After that, the monthly price goes to $7.99. Sign up before the deadline and your $4.99 rate is locked in forever, even after the price increases.
Ready for Your Next Summit?
Check today's conditions, plan your route, and track your progress — all in one app. Start with a 7-day free trial.