Route risk scoring
See risk by route segment, altitude band, and time window so teams can shorten, delay, or reroute with confidence.
Adventure forecasts with instant weather alerts
Stay informed before every adventure and keep moving with confidence. Alpenteam Weather supports your route with precise forecasts and instant updates, so weather surprises do not decide the day.
72 h
Route risk outlook
5 min
Alert refresh cycle
Team
Guide and client updates
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Forecasts shaped around the actual adventure, not the nearest town
Alpenteam Weather combines route segments, elevation, exposure, and activity type into a single operational view for guides, rental teams, camps, expeditions, and rescue-aware trip planners.
Extreme alerts
Trigger guide-ready warnings for lightning, whiteout, flash flood, avalanche weather, heat stress, and wind exposure.
Client briefings
Send simple participant updates with expected conditions, kit changes, meeting time changes, and cancellation notes.
Operator dashboard
Monitor every active trip, guide, group, and weather hold from one calm operational screen.
Up and running in three steps
Alpenteam Weather is built for fast setup. Import a route, configure alert thresholds for your activity type, and your team is covered before the next departure.
1
Set up your routes
Upload route geometry or draw directly on the map. Define checkpoints, elevation bands, and activity type per segment. Existing GPX files import in seconds.
2
Receive segmented alerts
Alerts arrive by push notification with a clear decision label — go, watch, reroute, or shelter. Each alert includes source data, the affected segment, and forecast confidence level.
3
Brief your team
Send condition updates to guides and participants in one tap. Share kit adjustments and schedule shifts before the group moves — or cancel with a single message.
Every warning arrives with a decision window
Alerts are translated into field actions so operators know when to brief, stage shelter, turn around, or move the start time.
08:00
Stable start conditions for canyon approach and lower forest trail.
Go
11:30
Thermal buildup detected near exposed ridge, keep group below saddle.
Watch
13:20
Lightning risk exceeds operator threshold along summit traverse.
Reroute
Guide alert sent
12 participants notified: ridge route replaced with valley loop.
View plan
One weather layer for many high-consequence activities
High routes and summits
Forecast exposed sections differently from valleys and trailheads.
Canyons and rivers
Track rainfall intensity, upstream storm cells, and heat stress windows.
Camps and multi-day trips
Plan safe windows for movement, shelter setup, and supply changes.
Common questions
What data sources power the alerts?
Alerts draw from METAR and SPECI airport weather reports, numerical weather prediction models (ECMWF and GFS), radar-derived lightning probability grids, and avalanche weather indices. All sources are weighted against your specific route geometry and elevation profile.
Which adventure activities are supported?
Alpenteam Weather is built for mountain guiding, canyoning and river adventures, multi-day expeditions, and any high-consequence activity where route-segment weather matters more than a single point forecast. New activity profiles are added based on operator feedback during the beta program.
How quickly do alerts reach guides and participants?
The alert engine refreshes every 5 minutes. Push notifications reach guide devices within seconds of a threshold crossing. Participant briefing messages can be sent in one tap from the operator dashboard.
Is participant data shared with third parties?
No. Participant contact details are used only for trip-specific briefings initiated by your operator account. See our Privacy Policy for full details on data handling and retention.
Give every trip a weather-aware operating plan
Use Alpenteam Weather as a companion app for tour pages, equipment checklists, guide coordination, and participant readiness.