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Draft data. Times, fares and step counts are desk estimates awaiting field checks. How we verify
Source checked
A source and a date are on record: we read it from an official or published page. Not yet confirmed on the ground.
Field checked
Someone checked it on the ground, with the date shown.
Plan calculated
Worked out by Voykit from its own data (times, distances, budgets). A calculation, not a measurement.

Unknown times stay unknown. How we verify

Weather window finder

Choose what you want to do and where. You get the next 10 days as a green, amber and red strip, the best days first, and the rain, wind and temperature reasons for every one.

Activity and place

Activity

Trails and viewpoints, several hours on foot.

Places you save in your trip show up here with the rest. Open your trip.

The forecast comes from Open-Meteo when you pick a place; only the place's coordinates are sent, nothing about you.

Pick a place above to see the best days for a hike.

How days are scored

Rain makes trails slippery, wind is worst on open ridges, and long climbs in heat or near freezing are harder than they look.

Thresholds for Hike
FactorAmber (maybe)Red (skip)
Chance of rain30% or more60% or more
Wind30 km/h or more45 km/h or more
Gusts50 km/h or more65 km/h or more
Daytime highbelow 5 °C or 28 °C and abovebelow 0 °C or 33 °C and above
Thunderstorms-any thunderstorm forecast

A day takes its worst factor. These are our own planning rules of thumb, not official safety limits; the wind bands follow the Beaufort scale. Forecasts drift, so days further out are less reliable. For boats, dives and mountain trails, the operator's or the local rescue service's call on the day comes first. Rain chance is the chance that some rain falls, not how much.