Supported Countries
A complete list of all supported countries and peak groups within the TrailWise platform. This list is updated periodically, so check back often!
British Isles
- Arderins (409 peaks)
Irish mountains above 500m, with a prominence over 30m. The term `Arderin` is symbolic, meaning `Ireland's height` in Irish.
- Birketts (541 peaks)
Lake District peaks above 304m, as defined by Bill Birkett.
- Corbetts (222 peaks)
Scottish peaks between 762 and 914m, as compiled by John Rooke Corbett.
- County Tops (213 peaks)
Highest points within each County and Unitary Authority within the UK.
- Donalds (89 peaks)
Scottish mountains above 609m, as defined by Percy Donald.
- Ethels (95 peaks)
Peak District hills above 400m, named after Ethel Haythornthwaite.
- Munros (282 peaks)
Scottish mountains above 914m, as compiled by Sir Hugh Munro.
- Wainwrights (214 peaks)
The famous Lake District peaks as described by Alfred Wainwright.
France
- Alps (28 peaks)
Majestic mountain range in southeastern France known for its towering peaks and skiing resorts.
- Jura Mountains (1 peak)
Medium-elevation mountain range on the France-Switzerland border with a prominent peak.
- Massif Central (1 peak)
Vast upland region in central France featuring a significant volcanic peak.
- Pyrenees (6 peaks)
Natural border between France and Spain, famous for its impressive peaks and outdoor activities.
- Vosges (1 peak)
Northeastern French mountain range with a notable peak and scenic hiking trails.
Italy
- Alps (265 peaks)
Iconic mountain range in northern Italy, known for its numerous peaks and stunning alpine landscapes.
- Apennines (28 peaks)
A mountain range running the length of Italy, featuring various peaks and diverse terrain.
- Bergamasque Prealps (3 peaks)
A subrange of the Alps in Lombardy, Italy, characterized by three prominent peaks.
- Bernina Range (8 peaks)
Part of the Eastern Alps, renowned for its eight distinct peaks and scenic beauty.
- Bregaglia Range (8 peaks)
A subrange of the Alps located on the Swiss-Italian border, featuring eight notable peaks.
- Brenta Dolomites (7 peaks)
A group of seven stunning peaks within the Dolomites range, known for their unique rock formations.
- Carnic Prealps (4 peaks)
A subrange of the Southern Limestone Alps, home to four prominent peaks.
- Cristallo (2 peaks)
A mountain in the Dolomites featuring two significant summits and impressive rock walls.
- Dolomites (43 peaks)
Famous mountain range in northeastern Italy, recognized for its rugged peaks and World Heritage status.
- Grand Combin (4 peaks)
A group of four peaks in the Pennine Alps, offering challenging mountaineering opportunities.
- Independants (4 peaks)
Distinct peaks in Italy, each standing independently in various regions.
- Langkofel Group (2 peaks)
A subgroup of the Dolomites with two prominent peaks known for their unique appearance.
- Ligurian Apennines (2 peaks)
Two notable peaks in the Apennine mountain range in the Liguria region.
- Marmarole (4 peaks)
A mountain group in the Dolomites consisting of four prominent peaks.
- Marmolada (3 peaks)
Known as the "Queen of the Dolomites," Marmolada features three significant summits.
- Massif des Cerces (4 peaks)
A mountain massif located in the Cottian Alps, comprising four noteworthy peaks.
- Mont Blanc massif (15 peaks)
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 (13 peaks)
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 (5 peaks)
The Monti Picentini are a subrange of the Apennines, featuring five notable peaks in the Campania and Basilicata regions of southern Italy.
- Pala Group (4 peaks)
The Pala Group is a subrange of the Dolomites in northern Italy, distinguished by its four significant peaks and rugged terrain.
- Pre-Apennines (4 peaks)
The Pre-Apennines, or "Apennino Settentrionale," include four distinct peaks located at the northern edge of the Apennine mountain range.
- Rieserferner Group (4 peaks)
A mountain group within the Alps, the Rieserferner Group consists of four notable peaks, offering beautiful alpine landscapes.
- Rosengarten Group (2 peaks)
The Rosengarten Group, or "Catinaccio," is a Dolomite mountain range with two stunning peaks and unique pink rock formations.
- Sexten Dolomites (11 peaks)
The Sexten Dolomites, located in the Dolomites range, are famous for their 11 striking peaks and outstanding mountaineering opportunities.
- Sicily (23 peaks)
The island of Sicily in southern Italy is home to 23 noteworthy peaks, offering diverse landscapes and outdoor activities.
- Small Islands (7 peaks)
Various smaller islands around Italy feature seven significant peaks, each with its own charm and natural beauty.
- Tofane (3 peaks)
The Tofane is a mountain group in the Dolomites with three distinct peaks, known for their breathtaking vistas and climbing routes.
- Venediger Group (4 peaks)
Part of the High Tauern range, the Venediger Group boasts four notable peaks and stunning alpine scenery.
- Villgraten Mountains (2 peaks)
The Villgraten Mountains are a subrange of the Alps, characterized by two prominent peaks in the Villgraten Valley of Austria and Italy.
North America
- Aguascalientes (1 peak)
A notable peak in the state of Aguascalientes, Mexico.
- Alaska (61 peaks)
The state of Alaska boasts 61 significant peaks, including some of the highest and most iconic mountains in North America.
- Alberta (12 peaks)
Alberta, Canada, features 12 prominent peaks in its stunning mountainous landscapes.
- Arizona (3 peaks)
Arizona, in the southwestern United States, is home to three distinct peaks known for their unique beauty.
- Baja California (1 peak)
A remarkable peak in the Baja California peninsula of Mexico.
- British Columbia (34 peaks)
British Columbia, Canada, is known for its 34 notable peaks and breathtaking mountain scenery.
- California (34 peaks)
The state of California in the United States includes 34 significant peaks, offering diverse outdoor adventures.
- Chiapas (1 peak)
A notable peak located in the state of Chiapas, Mexico.
- Chihuahua (1 peak)
A prominent peak in the state of Chihuahua, Mexico.
- Coahuila (5 peaks)
Coahuila, Mexico, features five remarkable peaks, each contributing to its rugged landscape.
- Colima (1 peak)
A distinct peak located in the state of Colima, Mexico.
- Colorado (117 peaks)
Colorado, a mountainous state in the U.S., boasts an impressive 117 significant peaks, including the Rocky Mountains.
- Costa Rica (2 peaks)
The country of Costa Rica offers two remarkable peaks amidst its lush tropical landscapes.
- Dominican Republic (1 peak)
A notable peak in the Dominican Republic, known for its natural beauty.
- Durango (1 peak)
A significant peak located in the state of Durango, Mexico.
- Greenland (4 peaks)
Greenland, an autonomous territory of Denmark, features four noteworthy peaks within its Arctic landscapes.
- Guanajuato (1 peak)
A remarkable peak in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico.
- Guatemala (8 peaks)
Guatemala offers eight prominent peaks within its diverse and mountainous terrain.
- Guerrero (1 peak)
A significant peak in the state of Guerrero, Mexico.
- Idaho (6 peaks)
Idaho, in the northwestern U.S., features six remarkable peaks within its diverse landscapes.
- Jalisco (2 peaks)
The state of Jalisco, Mexico, is home to two distinctive peaks.
- México (5 peaks)
The state of México, Mexico, boasts five notable peaks within its territory.
- Michoacán (1 peak)
A prominent peak located in the state of Michoacán, Mexico.
- Montana (15 peaks)
Montana, in the western U.S., offers 15 significant peaks, including the rugged Rocky Mountains.
- Morelos (1 peak)
A remarkable peak in the state of Morelos, Mexico.
- Nevada (13 peaks)
Nevada, a western U.S. state, features 13 notable peaks, known for its desert and mountain landscapes.
- New Mexico (11 peaks)
New Mexico offers 11 distinct peaks amidst its beautiful southwestern terrain.
- Nuevo León (2 peaks)
The state of Nuevo León, Mexico, includes two significant peaks.
- Oaxaca (3 peaks)
Oaxaca, Mexico, is home to three remarkable peaks within its diverse landscapes.
- Oregon (4 peaks)
Oregon, in the Pacific Northwest of the U.S., boasts four notable peaks, including the Cascade Range.
- Panama (1 peak)
A significant peak in the country of Panama, known for its tropical beauty.
- Puebla (5 peaks)
The state of Puebla, Mexico, features five prominent peaks within its territory.
- Querétaro (1 peak)
A remarkable peak located in the state of Querétaro, Mexico.
- San Luis Potosí (1 peak)
A significant peak in the state of San Luis Potosí, Mexico.
- Tlaxcala (1 peak)
A notable peak in the state of Tlaxcala, Mexico.
- Utah (14 peaks)
Utah, in the western U.S., boasts 14 significant peaks, including those in the rugged Wasatch Mountains.
- Veracruz (2 peaks)
The state of Veracruz, Mexico, includes two distinctive peaks.
- Washington (4 peaks)
Washington state offers four notable peaks, including those in the stunning Cascade Range.
- Wyoming (17 peaks)
Wyoming, in the western U.S., features 17 significant peaks, including the famous Teton Range and Yellowstone National Park.
- Yukon (24 peaks)
The Yukon territory in Canada boasts 24 remarkable peaks within its remote wilderness.
- Zacatecas (1 peak)
A prominent peak in the state of Zacatecas, Mexico.
Switzerland
- Alps (388 peaks)
The Swiss Alps, known for their stunning beauty, include 388 significant peaks and offer world-class skiing and mountaineering.
- Bernina Range (10 peaks)
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 (4 peaks)
The Bregaglia Range in the canton of Graubünden boasts four notable peaks and is renowned for its alpine climbing routes.
- Independants (5 peaks)
Switzerland is home to five independent peaks, each distinct and offering unique mountaineering challenges.
- Jura Mountains (15 peaks)
The Jura Mountains in Switzerland include 15 significant peaks and provide picturesque landscapes for outdoor enthusiasts.
- Lugano Prealps (9 peaks)
The Lugano Prealps encompass nine striking peaks in the southern part of Switzerland, offering scenic hiking and natural beauty.
- Mont Blanc massif (5 peaks)
While mostly in France, the Mont Blanc Massif extends into Switzerland, featuring five notable peaks, including Mont Blanc itself.
- Rätikon (8 peaks)
The Rätikon mountain range in eastern Switzerland comprises eight prominent peaks and is popular among climbers and hikers.
- Sesvenna Range (7 peaks)
The Sesvenna Range, located in the canton of Graubünden, offers seven impressive peaks and beautiful alpine landscapes.
