Switch between different map layers.
You can either zoom or change the map view. Before you can zoom further, you need to close the "Customize Map" pop-up window.

• Base Map: original HKF cartography.
• Hiking Map: additionally displays various hiking trails.
• Cycling Map: additionally displays various cycling routes.
• Winter Map: for selected areas.
• HKF OSM: OpenStreetMap in optimized HKF representation.
• Satellite View
• Slope Inclination: 30°, 35°, and 40° color-coded in the Alps

Fullscreen and Map Legend (per Map Layer).

Use the search function also for locations to find tours in their vicinity.

For use on smartphones.

In the center of the map, at the bottom of the screen, you'll find not only the button to end planning and save the tour but also other useful routing options under the gear icon.

Here, you can fully reverse your route, recalculate it, or reset it. Recalculating means applying a newly selected activity retroactively to the entire route.

By default, routing follows the path network. This means your route is automatically calculated and follows roads, paths, and trails.

We use data from OpenStreetMap (OSM) for automatic routing. Therefore, there may be small discrepancies compared to the path networks in HKF cartography. Since our maps can be more detailed than OpenStreetMap, some paths marked on the HKF map might not be used for automatic routing. For all automatically generated routes, the feasibility of the route on-site and, if necessary, based on additional information must be checked. All local signs and restrictions (e.g., path closures due to timber harvesting) must be observed.

Disabling "Follow Path Network" turns off automatic routing. You then control the route's details down to the last detail. Please note: The travel time calculation is based on approximation formulas.

If you want to change the automatic routing of an already planned section to your own path, first set planning points at the beginning and end of the section to be modified. Then, place additional planning points in between, which you can move by drag and drop with automatic routing disabled.

Do you want to plan a bike-and-hike tour? Then activate Multisport Mode! This allows you to first plan your tour with mountain bike routing along forest roads up to a mountain hut. With Multisport Mode enabled, you can then switch to hiking. From this point on, hiking routing will be used, which also considers narrow trails and paths that are not passable by mountain bike. This way, you can change the sport and thus the routing used within a single tour without recalculating the entire route based on the chosen sport.

You can edit your saved planned tours at a later time. Access your own tours through your user profile. In the detailled view of a tour, you’ll find all essential functions in the "three-dots button" like "Edit Track" and "Edit Info".

For our PREMIUM users, we also offer the option to correct the elevation data of a tour using our digital elevation model. This is a helpful feature if the quality of GPS data for a recorded tour is lacking. It also works with planned or imported tours. Please note: Digital elevation models can never reflect real conditions 100%, but they are still a useful tool for correcting major recording errors.

To help you find the way to the start of your tour more quickly, we have added a link to Google Maps routing. There, you also have the option to navigate to the tour using public transportation.

You can find the tour import option at the top right under “+ New.” We will supplement any missing elevation data during the import. If your file contains timestamps, we use this data to calculate the tour duration. Additionally, you can choose during the import whether the tour is planned or completed.

Want to search for tours in a specific area? Move the map view to the desired location and click on "Search Here."

Alternatively, you can also click on any point on the map or use the search function and select "Tours" in the pop-up that appears.

In the selected search area, 30 tours are displayed at a time.

Scroll through the map directly with the arrows to find more tours or browse the search results in the sidebar. You can show or hide the sidebar using the list icon.

You can customize our tours using the filter options. The filter options are also accessible when the sidebar is hidden.

You can mark tours that interest you as favorites at any time using the “heart” icon. Your tours marked as favorites will be found in your user profile under “Favorites.”