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Current conditions on trails, tracks and routes
Overview of current conditions on trails, tracks and routes
Our webapp "current conditions" provides important weather information and current conditions on trails, tracks, paths and routes of our tours. You can gather helpful advice on conditions of bike and hiking trails, as well as news about closures or other hazards and obstacles.
Especially when planning a mountain tour, knowledge about the weather and trail conditions is crucial. Outdooractive helps you to find out, which peaks are already free of snow and on which slopes mountaineers are exposed to the risks of avalanches.
And here comes the best part: Every member of the Community can participate and publish their very own current condition. Together we contribute to make our outdoor activities a little safer. Share your knowledge of current conditions on your latest tour. Here is how it's done.
Creating a current condition is very easy.
To create a current condition, you have to login to the Outdooractive Community first. Then simply click on "create current condition". Now, a blank input mask is displayed, where you can type in all details of your new current condition.
Start by giving it a short but meaningful and comprehensible title. Then you choose the appropriate activity for your current condition. If you want to post a general condition or the condition applies to more than one activity, you can also leave the field blank.
The tour date is important to specify when exactly you came across that condition.
The most important points should be written in the "hazard statement". This field is for real dangers, risks and threats and is therefore displayed in bright orange.
In the end, you can even leave comments on the weather conditions at the time of your tour.
Add photos of current conditions
Photos are a great advantage for others to anticipate current conditions and circumstances on their trip, whether they show a collapsed bridge or a blocked path due to rock fall in the mountains.
If you took photos of current conditions on your tour, you can upload them here. Simply click on "select files" to upload photos. Don't forget to label them in a short and informative way as well.