Every ski tour.One map.
Toppkart is a field guide to ski touring in Norway: quality-assured peaks on a single map, with routes, vertical gain, steepness and avalanche terrain — written to get you safely up and safely back down. For your first ski tour, and for your hundredth.
| 01 | Tours on the map | 185 | From Lyngen in the north to Rogaland in the south |
| 02 | Regions | 37 | Every one with drawn routes and elevation profiles |
| 03 | Price per month | 29 kr | No lock-in |
| 04 | Free trial | 14 days | Card required — first charge after the trial |
Every summit is placed against Kartverket's terrain model, and 185 of the tours have a full guide written against the route. Always check the avalanche forecast at varsom.no before you head out.
Route and descent
A drawn route with elevation profile, typical time, and a description of both the ascent and the descent — including where people usually get it wrong. GPX file for your watch and your app.
Avalanche terrain
Slope-angle maps, runout zones and the aspects the route exposes you to — tied to the day's Varsom forecast, right there in the guide.
Season and conditions
When the tour is at its best, where the snow settles, and alternative lines for when conditions won't play along.
Written to get you home
On average, five people die in avalanches in Norway every year — most of them ski touring. Every guide in Toppkart is therefore built around the terrain, not around the photos: steepness, runout zones and safer alternatives come first, the powder talk last.
The whole map. Every guide.
One price, everything open. New tours are added every season, and guides are revised whenever the terrain or the normal route changes. Cancel whenever you like — the subscription stops at the next charge.
You sign in with Google — no passwords. Payments are handled securely by Stripe. You add a card at signup — first charge after 14 days.
- 0114-day free trial
- 02Every guide, GPX file and elevation profile
- 03Avalanche terrain and Varsom forecast per tour
- 04No lock-in — cancel anytime