Tap a piste. Know the run.

SkiMap lets you select individual pistes and lifts on its 3D map. Run details include difficulty, distance, vertical and an elevation profile where the data is available. You can search by name and save runs or lifts to favourites.

Difficulty

Identify the run’s mapped difficulty and compare it with the resort’s own piste legend.

Distance and vertical

See how far the run travels and how much elevation it loses. A long descent and a large vertical drop are different things.

Elevation profile

See the descent as a side-on chart, with changes in elevation along its length.

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Meeting at a named lift? Enter its name in search and select the result. SkiMap lets you look up individual lifts as well as ski areas and runs.

Open a lift to see its type and available details, such as distance, passenger capacity and ride time. Save it to favourites if it is your regular starting point.

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1. Search for your ski area, then zoom to the part of the mountain you plan to visit.
2. Select a piste and inspect its difficulty, distance, vertical and available elevation profile.
3. Find the lifts around it and save the runs or lifts you want to revisit.
4. Use the resort’s current signs and piste legend when choosing what to ski.

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SkiMap’s resort search includes destinations from the Alps to North America, Japan and the Southern Hemisphere. Start with your next ski area and explore its runs and lifts.

• Find ski resorts around the world ↗

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Download your resort or mountain area before you head out. Finish the download on a reliable connection, then check the saved map before leaving Wi-Fi.

• How to download an offline ski map ↗

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Piste and lift details describe the mapped features. For today’s openings, closures and operating times, check the resort’s current notices. Follow the local signs on the mountain.

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