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Trail Call

Run the trip,
not the spreadsheet

Put together the route, get the group ready, and leave a clear plan with someone at home. For hikes, scrambles, glacier climbs, and backpacking trips.

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The route & the conditions

Work out the day

Keep the objective, itinerary, alternate routes, and GPS tracks with the trip. Share the plan so everyone arrives knowing where you’re headed.

See what changed in the forecast

Compare forecasts for your trip dates and save the ones you planned with. As departure gets closer, see how the outlook has changed.

Routes, GPX tracks, and dated weather snapshots
The people & the packing

Get the group ready

See who’s confirmed, which cars are staying at the trailhead, and what gear still needs a volunteer.

Contact details, emergency contacts, and vehicles carry over to the next trip. Everyone takes care of their own details.

A reminder with the details already in it

Put the missing items into a message, ready to paste into the group’s chat. One stove, a spare seat, two confirmations. Ask for what you actually need.

For the person staying home

Leave someone
the whole plan

Give them the route, who’s going, where the cars will be, and when you expect to return. Include what you’ve asked them to do if you’re overdue.

Review the page before sharing it. They can open the link without an account or keep a printed copy.

Your instructions, in a page that’s easy to find

Start with your Mountaineers trip

Connect the club listing to the trip’s working plan. Keep the route, people, and preparations together as the trip takes shape.

Keep the plan when reception ends

Download the trip details and tracks before you leave. At the trailhead, the information you prepared is still there.