Publish at April 24 2024 Updated April 24 2024
Human beings have turned nature into an immense playground. Nothing seems to stop him, not even the highest mountains, so outdoor enthusiasts are constantly looking to explore new places to experience sensations in the four corners of the planet. To help them, the FATMAP app, available in French on Android and Apple devices, offers useful information to have.
Especially designed for mountain environments, the app offers users already established circuits and information on skiable environments, hiking trails and more. Users can find out not only which route to follow, but also the altitude difference to climb or descend, and the time taken to complete the journey. They can also create their own routes and share them with the community. The application covers a wide range of outdoor activities, not just skiing:
The application uses geolocation, of course, but it is also possible to observe routes and locations far from your home town. Routes of interest can be saved for later consultation without the need for Internet access.
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