AR peak identification
Use the iPhone camera view to understand the peaks in front of you when location and sensor context are available.
Mountains near Boulder
Boulder makes mountain context immediate. Epicrest helps you move from the foothill skyline to nearby summit research without losing the simple question that started it: what peak is that?
Field context
Use the iPhone camera view to understand the peaks in front of you when location and sensor context are available.
Browse nearby summits, elevation, prominence, weather, and route context from the map before you commit to a plan.
Download regional peak data before a trip so useful context remains available when service is limited.
Keep summit notes on device, with optional private iCloud sync. Epicrest does not use server-side photo storage for journals.
Use AR identification for clear views around town, trailheads, and overlooks. Then use the map to widen the frame from the local foothills toward the Indian Peaks and the broader Front Range.
Epicrest can present available trail, track, and road context attached to peaks. It does not decide whether a route is open, safe, or suitable for the day; that still belongs to current sources and field judgment.
Boulder-area objectives are often revisited in different seasons. A private summit journal gives you a cleaner way to remember dates, routes, and notes without turning each outing into a public post.
FAQ
Epicrest can identify peaks when the app has enough location, heading, and peak data to support the AR view. The map is available for broader browsing.
Epicrest can help with peak discovery, weather context, route context where available, and private logs. Always verify permits, closures, and conditions separately.
No. Journal photos stay on device and can sync through your private iCloud if you enable that option.
Epicrest for iPhone
Use Epicrest for AR peak identification, map-based discovery, weather context, offline peak packs, and a private summit journal.
Find Epicrest on the App Store