Mountain Project

Mountain Project

by Adventure Projects Inc.

4.5K ratings
205 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 27, 2011
  • September 3, 2026

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Discover and navigate to outdoor climbing areas, and find specific routes with detailed filters. Access route beta, photos, and topos offline, and view climbing area statistics. Connect with other climbers in the forum, track your progress, and create to-do lists.

Find and navigate to climbing areas
Sort routes by discipline, difficulty, and rating
Search 155,000+ climbing routes offline
Download route beta, photos, and topos for offline use
View climbing area route statistics and critical info
Connect with climbers in the forum
Track attempts, sends, and create to-do lists
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What users say

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What's New in Mountain Project

4.7.6

September 3, 2026

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

User reviews

Genuinely bad app

This app has less functionality than the website, crashes and bugs out all the time, and is just generally awful compared to the website. Super frustrating.

Broken

The most recent update has completely broken the app. It’s permanently on syncing with the red bar at the bottom and I cannot load any tick lists. When I go to any route it continuously jumps back up to the top of the page. I’ve deleted and reinstalled already. Nothing is fixing it

Website has more features

To start, the biggest advantage to having this app (especially on the phone) is having a catalogue of documented routes to search for. When I’m in an area with no service and I’ve downloaded things ahead of time, the info is quite useful. Now, the disadvantages. No ability to comment on routes in the app, and no way to see any of your lifetime stats or even your profile. These features are available on the website but not the app, and I’m wondering why? The app seems like the most logical place to have those features, so disappointed with that and probably will use the website more than the app.
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Every update breaks the app

Please stop "fixing" the app. Otherwise mp is a great app. Im just frequently annoyed with it

Most recent version 4.7.6 (Build 1580) not working

Newest version 4.7.6 released 9/2/26 constantly syncs and does not operate properly. Virtually unusable currently

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Reported Bugs

5 issues

App crashes when opening routes or areas

Bug

Map not showing all available climbs

Bug

Incorrect date recording for ticks

Bug

Inability to delete downloaded areas

Bug

Login issues and account sync problems

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Add ability to add/update routes and areas

Feature

Implement better offline map functionality

Feature

Improve search and filtering options

Feature

Add user profile and route tracking features

Feature

Enhance community engagement tools

Feature

FAQ

What does the Mountain Project app do?

The app serves as a comprehensive resource for rock climbers. It allows users to find and navigate to outdoor climbing areas, search for specific routes with detailed filters, and download route information for offline use. It also provides climbing area statistics and a forum for community interaction.

What are the key features of the Mountain Project app?

Key features include a map for finding and navigating to climbing areas, a route finder that sorts by discipline, difficulty, and rating, an offline search of over 155,000 routes, downloadable beta and topos, climbing area stats, a community forum, and tools for tracking attempts and creating to-do lists.

Is the Mountain Project app free to use?

Yes, the app is free to download and use. It is also free of advertising, offering a clean and focused experience for climbers.

Can I use the Mountain Project app offline?

Yes, a significant feature of the app is its ability to search the entire database of climbing routes offline. You can also download route beta, photos, and topos for specific areas to access them even when you have no cell reception.

Who is the target audience for the Mountain Project app?

This app is designed for rock climbers of all levels, from beginners to experienced climbers. It's ideal for anyone who wants to discover new climbing spots, find specific routes, access detailed climbing information, and connect with the climbing community.