topo^alpin

topo^alpin

Tour Planning & Alpine Weather

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  • March 19, 2026
  • September 19, 2026

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topo^alpin is your planning tool for alpine mountain tours. Draw your route directly on the map or upload a GPX file, analyse slope angles and elevation profiles, and navigate to the summit via GPS – all in one app. Interactive maps: - slopemap HD: custom base map and slope angle maps at 5 m resolution for the entire Alps - Official topographic maps from swisstopo (CH), BEV (AT), LDBV (BY) and IGN (FR) - Aerial imagery from the official sources of the Alpine countries, one tap to switch - Avalanche terrain classification ATES (AutoATES v2) for the Alps and SLF CAT/ATH - Ski touring, snowshoe and hiking trails - Wildlife and herd protection zones - Offline maps: download map tiles in advance for areas without reception Route planning: - Draw your route on the map with automatic DEM elevation data - Upload GPX files and analyse the elevation profile with slope angles - Open up the elevation profile with your finger and study key sections in detail - Export drawn routes as GPX files - Share a tour as a PDF: map, tour figures and elevation profile on one sheet – to pass on or print out - GPS navigation to the summit or along your route - Slope meter with live device sensor - Compass rose, distance, elevation delta and progress indicator - Dynamic Island and Lock Screen: remaining distance and elevation at a glance Mountain weather: - 6 weather models (ICON EU, ICON D2, AROME, ECMWF, GFS, AIFS) as a weighted ensemble - 2-day weather summary with avalanche danger level at a glance - 10-day overview and 48-hour detail view with colour weather icons - Elevation grid: rain or snow per elevation band, with the snow line as a line - Thunderstorm risk, summit wind at various elevation levels - Freezing level and cloud base - Fresh snow (24h/72h/7d) from the nearest station – automatically during snow season - Sunrise, sunset and daylight hours – elevation-corrected - Weather warnings from MeteoAlarm for the Alpine region - Real-time mountain weather stations from CH, AT, DE, IT, FR and SI Emergency location: - Your own position in decimal degrees, degrees/minutes and UTM – to read out to a dispatcher - Elevation, GPS accuracy and the age of the fix, offline too - Nearest named terrain feature where there is signal, e.g. "600 m north-east of Schwarz Berg" - Emergency numbers by area: 140 (AT), 1414 Rega (CH), 144 (Valais), 118 (Veneto), 112 - Copy the coordinates or share them as a prefilled text message - Dialling only after a five-second hold, so nothing is triggered by accident - Not an emergency service: topo^alpin dials through the phone app and transmits no data to a control room itself Tour-Check: - Risk assessment of your GPX tour with key-section markers directly in the elevation profile - ATES avalanche terrain classification and terrain risk overlay along the whole tour - Toggle in the elevation profile between Tour-Check and terrain risk - Avalanche danger level fallback in Settings if no current bulletin is available topo^alpin is a self-responsibility tool. It does not replace alpine experience or careful tour planning.
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What's New in topo^alpin

3.3.1

September 19, 2026

The base map shows more. Our own map — the one drawn the same way across every border — has been rebuilt. Every path carries its difficulty in its colour, at a glance. Springs, shelters and staffed refuges are marked, and every named lake stands there with its name. And the names are right: villages, passes, huts and lakes are called what they are called on the ground. Zoom out and it is the mountain with the name that stays, not its unremarkable neighbouring summit. Switch as always via the map image — the national map and aerial imagery sit alongside it, unchanged. On the weather: the forecast now shows when it was fetched. One tap on refresh renews everything that belongs to it — official warnings, avalanche conditions and snow as well. And reopening the app does it for you: what you see is current.

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