82ALPS

Overview

Your progress against the 82 Alpine four-thousanders.

Elevation challenge

0 m climbed

of 0 m across the 82

0% 0 m remaining
Latest summit

No logged climbs yet

Log a real ascent to populate this card.

ElevationTBD
RouteTBD
Accomplishments

Accomplishments

Traverses completed, hard peaks finished, and regions closed out.

Alpine 4,000ers

Climb the epic 82 Alps.

Plan your next trip, upload GPS tracks, log summits, and follow your progress across the Alpine 4,000ers.

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Base Zermatt
Window 1 day
Matches 0
Planner

What should I climb next?

Pick a base, set your days, get a shortlist.

Viable from Zermatt0
1-day options0
Repeats skipped0
0 matches
Peak Catalog

Peak Catalog

Track peaks, bonus summits, routes, dates, and GPS files.

add_notesLog Ascent
Map + Region Clusters

Regions

Route-aware

Mont Blanc

28 peaks0 done

Valais

18 peaks0 done

Bernese

9 peaks0 done

Bernina

1 peak0 done

Dauphiné

2 peaks0 done
Trip Tools

Plan smarter

Active
route
Peak clusters3, 5, and 10-day trips.
Order
home_pin
Base townsZermatt, Chamonix, Courmayeur, Saas-Fee, Monte Rosa, Bernese, Ecrins, Gran Paradiso, and Bernina gateways.
Access
payments
Guide daysChoose what is worth booking.
Value
warning
Overlap warningsSpaghetti Tour, repeats, bonus peaks.
Avoid
Ratings

Alpine grades, plainly.

Use grades as a planning filter, not a guarantee. Conditions, altitude, route finding, exposure, and descent matter.

Alpine seriousness F / PD / AD / D

French alpine grades describe overall commitment: length, exposure, terrain, protection, and conditions.

F easyPD moderateAD seriousD hard
Modifiers + / -

A plus or minus adjusts the grade inside the band. AD+ is meaningfully harder than AD-, but still in the AD family.

PD-PD+AD-AD+
Rock sections II / III / IV

Roman numerals usually flag UIAA-style rock sections within an alpine route. III can feel serious in boots, cold, or exposure.

II easy rockIII climbingIV technical
Snow / ice 35-50°

Angle notes explain snow and ice seriousness. Steeper terrain changes fall consequences and required technique.

35° snow40° glacier50° ice/snow
82ALPS buckets Intro / Classic / Technical

The app simplifies grades for filtering. The route card still shows the source grade when known.

IntroClassicTechnical
Planning rule Grade is not risk

A lower grade can be a bad idea in poor weather, heat, crowds, weak snow bridges, or without acclimatization.

WeatherConditionsAcclimatization
My Profile

My 82 Alps profile.

Summits, routes, photos, GPS tracks, and notes in one private place.

Private dashboard

My Alpine 4,000ers

Peaks, bonus climbs, GPS tracks, and route notes.

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0Peaks climbed
0Summit logs
0Guided climbs
0Solo ascents
Gear Garage

Your equipment catalog.

Keep this list accurate so climb logs and future packing lists use the gear you actually own.

0 items

Upload a CSV or TSV with columns like item, brand, model, length, category, details, notes, or weight. Categories are inferred when the file does not include one.

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Logs

Summit logs + GPS

Upload tracks. Add route, date, time, partners, photos, and notes.

The List

82 vs bonus.

Log every climb. Keep the 82 count clean.

The 82

  • verifiedCounts toward completion.
  • checklistShown in checklist and clusters.
  • ruleKept separate from bonus peaks.

Bonus Peaks

  • add_location_altLogged separately.
  • infoRoccia Nera clarity.
  • timelineAppears in history.