HutScanner vs Outpost

HutScanner is the trip planner for multi-day hut-to-hut hiking in the Alps. Find mountain huts and refuges across the Alps on one map, see how each one can be booked, and link them into a route you can actually complete — then take it all offline into the mountains. PLAN A HUT-TO-HUT TRIP • Browse thousands of huts and refuges across the Alps on a single map • Build a route by hand, or let the route finder connect huts for you • See walking time and distance between huts, with terrain difficulty • Export your route waypoints and booking plan KNOW BEFORE YOU GO • Clear booking info for each hut: online booking, email enquiry, or phone • Filter to only huts you can actually book, so a chain reads as completable • Choose the terrain you're equipped for — standard trails, demanding paths, glacier/alpine, via ferrata WORKS OFFLINE • Region map data is built in — plan and navigate without signal • No account, no sign-up required HONEST ABOUT THE MOUNTAINS HutScanner shows information to help you plan — it does not assess whether a route is safe for you on the day. Glaciated, alpine and via-ferrata terrain requires the right skills, equipment and conditions. You are responsible for your own safety in the mountains. Availability is a best-effort guide gathered from hut and club websites — always confirm directly with the hut before you rely on it. HutScanner is free while in beta. Feedback is very welcome: hi@hutscanner.com

Find a roof in the high country. Outpost Huts turns the Alpine hut network into a living field map. Browse refuges across the Alps, open a hut for the practical details, and keep the places you want to visit in a personal scrapbook. Use Outpost Huts to: - Explore huts on a hand drawn map - Search by hut name - Check altitude, season, approach time, beds, and available services - Filter by meals, water, winter room, country, and service - Open directions in Apple Maps - Save huts to your on device scrapbook - Review hut and photo sources where available No account. No ads. Your scrapbook stays on your device. Mountain information changes. Check opening dates, approach conditions, weather, and local safety advice with the hut operator or an official local source before setting out.