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A FatMap alternative for 3D ski maps

FatMap, the 3D mountain map many skiers relied on, shut down on 1 October 2024, after Strava bought it. Ski Info is a free alternative for ski resorts: 3D terrain with every run and lift of 1,409 resorts in 45 countries, plus the real slope of every run, stretch by stretch.

What Ski Info has

  • 3D terrain map of every resort: named runs and lifts, to rotate, tilt and fly around the mountain.
  • Real slope of every run: its gradient profile stretch by stretch, in % and degrees, coloured with the ATUDEM/AFNOR thresholds, and its steepest stretch.
  • Map coloured by slope, not just by official difficulty: see which blacks are mellow and which reds are tough.
  • 1,409 resorts in 45 countries: the Alps, the Pyrenees, North America, Scandinavia, Japan, the Andes…
  • 7-day snow forecast for every resort.
  • Routes around the resort (beta): how to get from one run to another, for example avoiding black runs.
  • Free, no sign-up, on the web and Android, in 7 languages.

Try it in 3D

Tap a resort to open its 3D map. Every other one is in the search on the home page.

Tignes - Val d'Isère
Zermatt - Breuil-Cervinia
St. Anton/St. Christoph/Stuben
Whistler Blackcomb
Les Trois Vallées
Open Ski Info

What it doesn't have (yet)

Ski Info is about ski resorts: no ski touring or backcountry routes, and no iPhone app (the website can be added to the home screen and works like an app). Each resort can be downloaded to use offline (the 2D map with its satellite imagery; 3D needs a connection).

FAQ

Has FatMap shut down?

Yes. Strava bought FatMap in January 2023 and shut it down on 1 October 2024; some of its features moved to Strava.

Is there a free FatMap alternative for skiing?

Ski Info (skiinfoapp.com) is free with no sign-up: a 3D terrain map with the runs and lifts of 1,409 ski resorts, and the slope of every run.

Where can I see how steep a ski run is?

On each resort's page on Ski Info: every run has its gradient profile stretch by stretch, in % and degrees, and its steepest 50 m stretch.