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Track your progress climbing the 82 official four-thousand-meter peaks in the Alps. This offline app lets you log ascents and see which mountains you've conquered and which remain. Unlock all peaks with a one-time purchase.
✓List of 82 official UIAA four-thousand-meter peaks
✓Log climbed mountains
✓Track remaining peaks
✓Offline functionality
✓No login required
✓No advertising
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What's New in 4000m summits of the alps
1.3.2
April 15, 2026
Only technical updates - no new features.
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Does 4000m Summits Alps have ads?
No, 4000m Summits Alps does not contain any advertising. The app is designed to be ad-free for an uninterrupted user experience.
How much does 4000m Summits Alps cost?
The base app is free to download and includes the 48 four-thousanders in Switzerland. You can upgrade to access all 82 peaks for a one-time purchase of 5 CHF/euro/dollar.
Can I use 4000m Summits Alps offline?
Yes, 4000m Summits Alps works completely offline. You do not need an internet connection to use its features for tracking your climbs.
What devices is 4000m Summits Alps available on?
4000m Summits Alps is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for iOS devices.
How often is 4000m Summits Alps updated?
The latest version of 4000m Summits Alps is 1.3.2, last updated on April 15, 2026. Updates typically occur to refine features or add new data.
Does 4000m Summits Alps require an account?
No, 4000m Summits Alps does not require any login or account creation. You can start tracking your climbs immediately after downloading.
What is the age rating for 4000m Summits Alps?
4000m Summits Alps has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages.
What are the 'official' four-thousand-meter peaks?
The app lists the official four-thousand-meter peaks according to the UIAA (International Climbing and Mountaineering Federation). These are the recognized summits above 4000 meters in the Alps.
