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Choose one or more terrain types to show itineraries. An itinerary classified as complex means at least 1% of its length runs through complex terrain.
Exposure to low angle or primarily forested terrain. Some forest openings may involve the runout zones of infrequent avalanches. Many options to reduce or eliminate exposure.
Exposure to well defined avalanche paths, starting zones or terrain traps; options exist to reduce or eliminate exposure with careful route finding.
Exposure to multiple overlapping avalanche paths or large expanses of steep, open terrain; multiple avalanche starting zones and terrain traps below; minimal options to reduce exposure.
The feature you are trying to use is only available in Atesmaps Pro.
The slope layer with optimal resolution is not available for French territory. For more information on limitations consult the user guide.
Slope greater than 45°.
Slope between 40° and 45°
Slope between 35° and 40°
Slope between 30° and 35°
terrain Length and Altitude
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| Max altitude: | -- | Min altitude: | -- |
| Ascent: | -- | Descent: | -- |
The slope layer with optimal resolution is not available for French territory. For more information on limitations consult the user guide.
The maps published on this website are intended solely for trip planning. Atesmaps does not recommend using the Geovisor as a navigation tool during the activity and disclaims all liability for any damage arising from the interpretation and/or use of this information. This information does not replace the training, experience and good judgment of users.
Atesmaps strongly recommends academic training. Proper use of the geovisor requires knowledge about safety in avalanche terrain. If you have not yet taken a course, we encourage you to do so.
TrainingClick on the zone in the viewer. Depending on the available cartographic information, zones are classified into three categories, each symbolised by a specific colour. The menu shows what information each category contains.
One or more tracks can be loaded and managed from the pop-up menu.
The 3D viewer performs best on desktop. On tablet or mobile, 2D view is recommended.
Various layers can be enabled: ATES and typical avalanche paths for classified zones, orientation and altitude ranges, slope layers, and ICGC avalanche cartography. Zones may contain one, two or three layers depending on available data. Layer visibility can be managed in the viewer menu.