Go Wandr
Hike AssistantMap
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Filters

Where do you want to search?

20km

Radius

Filter hikes by distance around your dropped pin. Move the pin with the “Set start point” button in the bottom bar, or drag the pin.
Estimates realtime public transport reach from your dropped pin on the map. May yield very bad results if placed on top of a mountain or somewhere remote. Drop your pin near a main road or public tnransport hub (like a main station in a big city) to get better results.
Shows hikes whose start you can reach by car within the chosen time from your dropped pin (typical road speeds, no live traffic). One-way hikes end elsewhere, so you need public transport back to your car.

What do you want to see?

Tip: long-press a stepper filter (like ascent or descent) to deselect it.

On the trail

A real lake, reservoir or large pond — at least 5,000 m² (0.5 ha), so no rivers or puddles.
A named mountain top or summit. Peaks can also sit in the lowlands — they just need a name, and may be quite unimpressive.
A mountain pass or saddle where a trail crosses between valleys.
A waterfall close to the trail.
A spot known for a great view.
A cave entrance near the trail.

Rest & shelter

An alpine hut run by the Swiss Alpine Club (SAC) — rest, meal or overnight.
A picnic table or rest spot to stop for a bite.
Somewhere to eat or drink near the trail — restaurant, café, pub or fast food.
A public fire pit, BBQ or picnic-fire spot.
A public drinking-water fountain or tap to refill a bottle.

Landmarks

A castle or historic ruin you can visit.
A church, chapel or place of worship along the way.
Parking near where the hike starts or ends.

How far do you want to go?

HIKE TYPE

TECHNICAL

FITNESS

TRAIL SURFACE

Beginner-friendly: at least 90% on easy, yellow-marked hiking trails and no alpine sections at all.
A real mountain hike: at least 30% on white-red-white marked mountain trails — steeper, narrower, some exposure.
Less road walking: at most 15% of the route is off the official signposted trail network (roads, connectors).

LAND COVER

Mostly through woods and forest: at least 40% of the route under tree cover.
Passes through villages and towns: at least 30% of the route in settled areas.
Open scenery: at least 40% across grassland, meadows, pastures and alps.
Rocky terrain: at least 15% over bare rock, scree or gravel.
Along the water: at least 5% of the route beside lakes or rivers.
Glacier terrain: at least 5% over glaciers or perennial ice.
Moor landscape: at least 5% across moors, marshes and riedland.

SNOW HEIGHT

This application uses data from © OpenStreetMap contributors, from SchweizMobil Foundation, transport data from opentransportdata.swiss and weather data from Open-Meteo.com.