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TRAILHEAD
Before the climb
Start with the right way in.
Save the pull-off, trailhead, and route before the signal disappears beyond the notch.
Start close to home
New England trails.
A clearer way in.
Our public guide starts in Maine and New Hampshire. Every route is recorded by a hiker and reviewed before publication, with its own mileage, climbing, photos, and mapped access.
MaineSebago, Maine
Douglas Mountain via Eagle Scout Trail
- Distance
- 2.5 mi
- Elevation gain
- 670 ft
MaineRaymond, Maine
Pismire Bluff Trail
- Distance
- 1.5 mi
- Elevation gain
- 548 ft
MaineMillinocket, Maine
Sandy Stream Pond Trail
- Distance
- 1.0 mi
- Elevation gain
- 80 ft
New HampshireAlton, New Hampshire
Mount Major via Main Trail
- Distance
- 3.2 mi
- Elevation gain
- 1,142 ft
Built from the NH 48
Every foot
earns its place.
A hike is more than a pin at the summit. Keep the route through the trees, the climb above treeline, the weather that moved in, and the view you worked for.
See how the map grows
Progress that grows with every approved hike.
The way up
Start in the trees.
Finish in the weather.
From a dark trailhead to an open ridge, Elevation Snob keeps the whole ascent together—not only the summit photo.
02
2,800 FT
Above the hardwoods
Keep what happened out there.
Record the line, the gain, the weather, and the photograph that made the steep miles worth it.
03
4,000 FT+
On the list
Make every foot count.
Build a personal record of the summits, ridgelines, and hard-earned days that brought you higher.
04
BACK AT THE CAR
Leave better beta
Give the next hiker a clearer start.
Offer useful route details for review while your private notes and memories stay yours.
NEEDS MAPPING4,000-FOOT COUNTRY
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Presidential RangeOriginal trails build a clearer mountain map.
Built with hikers
The White Mountains taught us to pay attention.
Every approved route makes the map more useful. That shared work helps us keep serious hiking tools accessible—and creates opportunities for contributors to earn membership, recognition, and rewards.
- 01 Record an original trail.
- 02 Share useful details for review.
- 03 Earn credit through community challenges.
Our pricing promise
Better tools.
Fairer access.
As the community helps build the trail network, Elevation Snob will return that value through fair pricing, meaningful free features, and rewards hikers can earn through approved contributions.
COMMUNITY BUILTFAIRLY PRICED
For aligned brands
Made for
days outside.
We are making room for gear, destination, and local partners who understand rock, roots, sudden weather, and the people who keep coming back for more elevation.
Partnership inquiries opening soon