Your hiking, adding up.

Every hike you've walked is a file on a watch somewhere. Upload them and they become one map of Switzerland — the trails you've covered, the huts you stayed in, the summits you stood on.

67'017 km from the federal network (swissTLM3D, © swisstopo) — Wanderweg, Bergwanderweg and Alpinwanderweg — plus 1'016 km from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Basemap © swisstopo.

Switzerland's hiking network
Illustration
68'033
km of official trail
1'865
huts & shelters
26
cantons
How it works

Three steps, then it keeps itself

Upload your hikes

Drop in GPX, TCX or FIT exports from any watch or phone. We keep the route, not the raw file.

We match the network

A transparent map-matching engine aligns your tracks to the trail network — with honest coverage and confidence scores.

Watch it fill in

Completed segments glow green. See progress %, cantons touched, and what's still waiting.

The Swiss trail network

Built on the real network, not a sketch

We're built on the federal swissTLM3D hiking network (© swisstopo) — the whole country, every canton — with OpenStreetMap filling in the detail. Trails are split into measurable segments so your completion is precise, down to the kilometre.

  • Segment-level completion, not vague heatmaps
  • Coverage and confidence on every match
  • The full national network, preloaded — matched the moment you upload

Trails © OpenStreetMap · swissTLM3D © swisstopo

Privacy-first proof layer

We never put your GPS route, name, or email on a blockchain. Instead, we create a privacy-safe hash of your completion manifest. The proof shows that your exact completion record existed at a point in time and wasn't later altered.

It's tamper-evidence — not a claim that you physically hiked the route.

Built for hikers, not influencers

No vanity metrics. Just your real progress.

No followers. No kudos. No public leaderboard by default. TrailPassport is a quiet, trustworthy ledger of where your boots have actually been.

Start your passport