We map the mountain.

the mountain, mapped.

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Our values

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Climb honest

Grades are a promise. We date every route and flag stale beta so the promise stays true.

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Come home

Technique before bravado. The summit is optional; the descent is not.

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Share the beta

The atlas is open. Climb it, log it, and pass the knowledge on.

Mountaineer Portrait
Crampons on, dawn at 4,100 m.
From the desk of Elias Vandeberg

Most maps show you where a mountain is. We wanted to show you how to get up it.

I started the atlas after a climb that went wrong on a peak everyone said was "easy" — because the beta we had was ten years out of date and written by someone who'd never actually been up it.

What I learned: a grade is a promise someone else made. A route is a story, told by the people who climbed it, in the order they climbed it. There's a world between them, and that's where alpine lives.

So here's the invitation: pick a peak you've never heard of. Read the route. Then go stand on it — and add your own line to the log.

Elias VandebergFounder, ALPINE

The mountain is already there.

the mountain, mapped.

You're in — we'll email you at launch.