Open Snow Map
OpenSnowMap.org offers a global ski map with over 100,000 kilometers of ski pistes and lifts, enabling users to find trails, analyze elevation profiles, and contribute to mapping efforts.
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OpenSnowMap.org provides a comprehensive worldwide ski map featuring over 100,000 kilometers of downhill and cross-country ski pistes, as well as ski lifts. Users can locate the nearest trails and analyze the elevation profiles of their skiing sessions. The platform utilizes data from OpenStreetMap and offers various editing tools for users to contribute to the mapping of ski trails. Recent updates have been made to the site, although they may not be immediately noticeable to users. The map serves as a valuable resource for skiers looking to explore different terrains and plan their skiing activities effectively.
- OpenSnowMap.org features over 100,000 km of ski pistes and lifts.
- Users can find nearby trails and study elevation profiles.
- The platform allows contributions through various mapping editors.
- Recent updates have been implemented on the site.
- The map is a useful tool for planning skiing activities.
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