Credits

Cragdiary is not a performance tracker — no rankings, no stats race. It's a real climbing journal: days on the rock, written down with the people and the light, so you remember them.

Cragdiary is free and built on open data and open-source software. Photos and texts posted on entries belong to their authors.

• Camptocamp.org

  Route information suggested in the editor and searched in Cragseeker (names, grades, heights, orientations, summaries) comes from the Camptocamp community database, licensed CC BY-SA.

• OpenBeta

  Cragseeker's United States crags — their names, how many climbs they hold and of what kind — come from the OpenBeta community database, released into the public domain (CC0).

• refuges.info

  Guarded refuges, unguarded cabins and gîtes on the Cragseeker map come from refuges.info, a community inventory of mountain shelters, licensed CC BY-SA.

• OpenStreetMap

  Maps and location data © OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed ODbL.

• Photon (Komoot)

  Location autocomplete is powered by Photon, an open-source geocoder built on OpenStreetMap data.

• Leaflet

  Profile maps and the Cragseeker map are rendered with Leaflet, an open-source mapping library (BSD-2).