Supported countries and trail groups

Arderins

Irish mountains above 500m, with a prominence over 30m. The term `Arderin` is symbolic, meaning `Ireland's height` in Irish.

Birketts

Lake District peaks above 304m, as defined by Bill Birkett.

Corbetts

Scottish peaks between 762 and 914m, as compiled by John Rooke Corbett.

County Tops

Highest points within each County and Unitary Authority within the UK.

Donalds

Scottish mountains above 609m, as defined by Percy Donald.

Ethels

Peak District hills above 400m, named after Ethel Haythornthwaite.

Munros

Scottish mountains above 914m, as compiled by Sir Hugh Munro.

Wainwrights

The famous Lake District peaks as described by Alfred Wainwright.

Alps

Majestic mountain range in southeastern France known for its towering peaks and skiing resorts.

Jura Mountains

Medium-elevation mountain range on the France-Switzerland border with a prominent peak.

Massif Central

Vast upland region in central France featuring a significant volcanic peak.

Pyrenees

Natural border between France and Spain, famous for its impressive peaks and outdoor activities.

Vosges

Northeastern French mountain range with a notable peak and scenic hiking trails.

Alps

Iconic mountain range in northern Italy, known for its numerous peaks and stunning alpine landscapes.

Apennines

A mountain range running the length of Italy, featuring various peaks and diverse terrain.

Bergamasque Prealps

A subrange of the Alps in Lombardy, Italy, characterized by three prominent peaks.

Bernina Range

Part of the Eastern Alps, renowned for its eight distinct peaks and scenic beauty.

Bregaglia Range

A subrange of the Alps located on the Swiss-Italian border, featuring eight notable peaks.

Brenta Dolomites

A group of seven stunning peaks within the Dolomites range, known for their unique rock formations.

Carnic Prealps

A subrange of the Southern Limestone Alps, home to four prominent peaks.

Cristallo

A mountain in the Dolomites featuring two significant summits and impressive rock walls.

Dolomites

Famous mountain range in northeastern Italy, recognized for its rugged peaks and World Heritage status.

Grand Combin

A group of four peaks in the Pennine Alps, offering challenging mountaineering opportunities.

Independants

Distinct peaks in Italy, each standing independently in various regions.

Langkofel Group

A subgroup of the Dolomites with two prominent peaks known for their unique appearance.

Ligurian Apennines

Two notable peaks in the Apennine mountain range in the Liguria region.

Marmarole

A mountain group in the Dolomites consisting of four prominent peaks.

Marmolada

Known as the "Queen of the Dolomites," Marmolada features three significant summits.

Massif des Cerces

A mountain massif located in the Cottian Alps, comprising four noteworthy peaks.

Mont Blanc massif

The Mont Blanc Massif is a famous mountain range in the Alps, featuring 15 significant peaks, including the iconic Mont Blanc, the highest peak in Western Europe.

Monte Rosa

Monte Rosa is a stunning massif in the Pennine Alps, known for its 13 prominent peaks and the Dufourspitze, the second-highest summit in the Alps.

Monti Picentini

The Monti Picentini are a subrange of the Apennines, featuring five notable peaks in the Campania and Basilicata regions of southern Italy.

Pala Group

The Pala Group is a subrange of the Dolomites in northern Italy, distinguished by its four significant peaks and rugged terrain.

Pre-Apennines

The Pre-Apennines, or "Apennino Settentrionale," include four distinct peaks located at the northern edge of the Apennine mountain range.

Rieserferner Group

A mountain group within the Alps, the Rieserferner Group consists of four notable peaks, offering beautiful alpine landscapes.

Rosengarten Group

The Rosengarten Group, or "Catinaccio," is a Dolomite mountain range with two stunning peaks and unique pink rock formations.

Sexten Dolomites

The Sexten Dolomites, located in the Dolomites range, are famous for their 11 striking peaks and outstanding mountaineering opportunities.

Sicily

The island of Sicily in southern Italy is home to 23 noteworthy peaks, offering diverse landscapes and outdoor activities.

Small Islands

Various smaller islands around Italy feature seven significant peaks, each with its own charm and natural beauty.

Tofane

The Tofane is a mountain group in the Dolomites with three distinct peaks, known for their breathtaking vistas and climbing routes.

Venediger Group

Part of the High Tauern range, the Venediger Group boasts four notable peaks and stunning alpine scenery.

Villgraten Mountains

The Villgraten Mountains are a subrange of the Alps, characterized by two prominent peaks in the Villgraten Valley of Austria and Italy.

Aguascalientes

A notable peak in the state of Aguascalientes, Mexico.

Alaska

The state of Alaska boasts 61 significant peaks, including some of the highest and most iconic mountains in North America.

Alberta

Alberta, Canada, features 12 prominent peaks in its stunning mountainous landscapes.

Arizona

Arizona, in the southwestern United States, is home to three distinct peaks known for their unique beauty.

Baja California

A remarkable peak in the Baja California peninsula of Mexico.

British Columbia

British Columbia, Canada, is known for its 34 notable peaks and breathtaking mountain scenery.

California

The state of California in the United States includes 34 significant peaks, offering diverse outdoor adventures.

Chiapas

A notable peak located in the state of Chiapas, Mexico.

Chihuahua

A prominent peak in the state of Chihuahua, Mexico.

Coahuila

Coahuila, Mexico, features five remarkable peaks, each contributing to its rugged landscape.

Colima

A distinct peak located in the state of Colima, Mexico.

Colorado

Colorado, a mountainous state in the U.S., boasts an impressive 117 significant peaks, including the Rocky Mountains.

Costa Rica

The country of Costa Rica offers two remarkable peaks amidst its lush tropical landscapes.

Dominican Republic

A notable peak in the Dominican Republic, known for its natural beauty.

Durango

A significant peak located in the state of Durango, Mexico.

Greenland

Greenland, an autonomous territory of Denmark, features four noteworthy peaks within its Arctic landscapes.

Guanajuato

A remarkable peak in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico.

Guatemala

Guatemala offers eight prominent peaks within its diverse and mountainous terrain.

Guerrero

A significant peak in the state of Guerrero, Mexico.

Idaho

Idaho, in the northwestern U.S., features six remarkable peaks within its diverse landscapes.

Jalisco

The state of Jalisco, Mexico, is home to two distinctive peaks.

México

The state of México, Mexico, boasts five notable peaks within its territory.

Michoacán

A prominent peak located in the state of Michoacán, Mexico.

Montana

Montana, in the western U.S., offers 15 significant peaks, including the rugged Rocky Mountains.

Morelos

A remarkable peak in the state of Morelos, Mexico.

Nevada

Nevada, a western U.S. state, features 13 notable peaks, known for its desert and mountain landscapes.

New Mexico

New Mexico offers 11 distinct peaks amidst its beautiful southwestern terrain.

Nuevo León

The state of Nuevo León, Mexico, includes two significant peaks.

Oaxaca

Oaxaca, Mexico, is home to three remarkable peaks within its diverse landscapes.

Oregon

Oregon, in the Pacific Northwest of the U.S., boasts four notable peaks, including the Cascade Range.

Panama

A significant peak in the country of Panama, known for its tropical beauty.

Puebla

The state of Puebla, Mexico, features five prominent peaks within its territory.

Querétaro

A remarkable peak located in the state of Querétaro, Mexico.

San Luis Potosí

A significant peak in the state of San Luis Potosí, Mexico.

Tlaxcala

A notable peak in the state of Tlaxcala, Mexico.

Utah

Utah, in the western U.S., boasts 14 significant peaks, including those in the rugged Wasatch Mountains.

Veracruz

The state of Veracruz, Mexico, includes two distinctive peaks.

Washington

Washington state offers four notable peaks, including those in the stunning Cascade Range.

Wyoming

Wyoming, in the western U.S., features 17 significant peaks, including the famous Teton Range and Yellowstone National Park.

Yukon

The Yukon territory in Canada boasts 24 remarkable peaks within its remote wilderness.

Zacatecas

A prominent peak in the state of Zacatecas, Mexico.

Alps

The Swiss Alps, known for their stunning beauty, include 388 significant peaks and offer world-class skiing and mountaineering.

Bernina Range

The Bernina Range in eastern Switzerland features ten prominent peaks and is famous for Piz Bernina, the highest summit in the Eastern Alps.

Bregaglia Range

The Bregaglia Range in the canton of Graubünden boasts four notable peaks and is renowned for its alpine climbing routes.

Independants

Switzerland is home to five independent peaks, each distinct and offering unique mountaineering challenges.

Jura Mountains

The Jura Mountains in Switzerland include 15 significant peaks and provide picturesque landscapes for outdoor enthusiasts.

Lugano Prealps

The Lugano Prealps encompass nine striking peaks in the southern part of Switzerland, offering scenic hiking and natural beauty.

Mont Blanc massif

While mostly in France, the Mont Blanc Massif extends into Switzerland, featuring five notable peaks, including Mont Blanc itself.

Rätikon

The Rätikon mountain range in eastern Switzerland comprises eight prominent peaks and is popular among climbers and hikers.

Sesvenna Range

The Sesvenna Range, located in the canton of Graubünden, offers seven impressive peaks and beautiful alpine landscapes.