Whympr
08
September
2026
Can artificial intelligence really help you prepare for an outdoor adventure? From inaccurate routes and outdated information to overconfidence in AI-generated answers, we take a closer look at the limitations of AI when it comes to the outdoors - and why reliable, up-to-date data grounded in real-world experience matters.
Hiking
Tutorial
26
May
Plan your hikes with peace of mind this summer in France and Switzerland with the new “guard dog zone” overlays
Climbing
05
Discover Chamonix’s best climbing crags with climbing guides from Vamos Editions and the Whympr app
Access the Tour du Mont-Blanc and Grande Traversée des Alpes Pro Topos in digital format on the Whympr app
Ski touring
Ski
Alpinism
24
April
Alert the community and report avalanches quickly with just a few taps in the app
15
Plan your next hikes and treks in the Dolomites.
11
Explore the most breathtaking hikes in the Mont Blanc massif with the Vamos guidebook, featuring detailed routes, hidden gems, and unforgettable alpine adventures.
25
March
Explore the new Whympr winter satellite maps for ski touring in Belledonne and Zermatt (Matterhorn & Monte Rosa).
16
Discover Whympr’s new feature: report and check hazards and obstacles before your outdoor outing.
03
Discover 80 backcountry skiing routes around Chamonix with the Vamos guidebook.
Equipement
Si tu cherches une application pour la randonnée, le trail, ou encore le trekking, laisse-nous te présenter Whympr ! Que ce soit pour préparer tes sorties, pour mieux t’orienter pendant ou bien pour t’en souvenir après, cette appli te suivra partout.
Ce Fonds vise à soutenir financièrement des projets portant les valeurs que nous partageons : amour de la montagne, respect de l'environnement, démocratisation de la pratique sportive et volonté de repousser les limites. Inscris-toi !
Est-il autorisé de faire un feu de camp en bivouac ? Réponse dans cet article.
Anticiper ta sortie te permettra d’en profiter un maximum : voici les astuces pour bien préparer ta rando en montagne
Anastasia has taken on a one-of-a-kind challenge: to climb or ski all the peaks between 3900 and 3999 meters, also known as "the forgotten 4000s." Check out her interview!
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