Good days start with useful information.

We use official resort and transport sources for destination information, and current product sources for app features. SkiMap how-to instructions also draw on our app implementation; menu names can vary by version.

A source review is not an on-mountain test. If we publish hands-on findings, we identify the device, app version and test method.

Destination-search examples are checked against SkiMap’s ski-data search. We distinguish a returned ski-area record from a complete map or offline-download test.

These pages are published by Stolen Orbit LLC, the company behind SkiMap. Our comparisons explain why you might choose SkiMap and show the sources behind factual feature comparisons.

We identify the plans being compared and describe competing features accurately. Coverage figures, battery results and performance comparisons need a defined measurement method before we use them.

Our destination articles focus on the things that help you plan: understanding the area, finding official maps, choosing your starting point and organising transport. We link to the original map publisher so you can find its latest information.

An article about a resort is not a guarantee of complete app coverage. For your trip, find the area you want in SkiMap and download it before heading out. Current lift and piste information comes from the resort.

The review date records when we checked the article or its sources. We revisit changing product, plan and seasonal information regularly, and sooner when a correction is reported.

Timetables and lift operations can change between reviews. Follow the operator links in each article for the latest details on your travel dates.

Spotted a change or a detail we should improve? Email support@getskimap.com with the page and a link to the relevant source. For app questions, include your device and app version. We review corrections against the original information.