Keystone in United States, as a 3D model of the real mountain. It draws 174 mapped runs and 20 lifts from OpenStreetMap on terrain from open height data. The modelled ground runs from about 2,748 m to 4,022 m above sea level. Fly round it, set the time of day, or replay your own ski day on it.
Load the track from your watch or phone app. You ride your real line at your real speed, with the sun where it really was.
or drop it on the page
Skier or snowboarder? Sam rides your day the way you do.A Garmin FIT file that says skiing or snowboarding is ridden that way, whatever you pick here.
The demo day is made up: real runs and lifts, but nobody skied it. Your file is read here, in your browser, and never uploaded.
Privacy
Speeds are off by default. They stay hidden unless you tick this each time you load a track, and a friend's track never shows speed unless they chose it for theirs.
Heart rate is off by default, and only for the file you load next: nothing is kept. Heart rate is then shown in a film only if you also tick Show heart rate in Studio. If you said yes to heart rate on Your day, it is used without this tick.
Your file is read here, in your browser, and never uploaded. Only the date and Snow Globe names are sent to our server, to look up that day's weather and the maps your track touches.
Loading the mountain
Drag to look, scroll to zoom, W A S D to move, Q E up and down. Point at a lift or run for its name, click it for details. Press ? for every key. Something missing from the map? Press Report, choose Something is missing, pick what it is and point at the place on the snow. Set its size (or length and width) and which way it faces. Once we have checked it, it shows on the globe for everyone.
What is off here?
A run in the wrong place, a lift that has gone, a building that looks nothing like it? Tell us and we will put it right.
Every key
Works with a keyboard and a mouse. On a phone, drag, pinch and tap do the same jobs.
Live lifts
Slope angle
From the terrain model, about 10 m. Not an avalanche forecast.
