Ooh, found this website, Peak Visor, that has 3d maps and names of mountains to help identify things

Submitted by Nixx_Mazda t3_10x5byn in Washington

I know there are apps, but this is convenient and free (so far). They have an app but I haven't tried it.

Here's Mt. Shuksan. https://peakvisor.com/panorama.html?lat=48.866455329853125&lng=-121.67867023108366&alt=1271&yaw=132.73&pitch=8.80&hfov=42.25

I'm looking to the right of Mt. Shuksan. I see 'The Hourglass', and then farther right is another peak that has no name. Is it just missing from this website or is there no name? Anyone know?

https://peakvisor.com/ '3d maps and peaks identification'

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Nixx_Mazda OP t1_j7qaor8 wrote

It takes a minute to load, and probably doesn't work on mobile.

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whidbeysounder t1_j7qdtxh wrote

They have an app I’ve been using it for years on my phone

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Nixx_Mazda OP t1_j7qea8u wrote

Yeah I meant the website links (that I'm getting on desktop) might not work on mobile.

$5 for the app, not bad, but I prefer desktop anyways...

There was some other app that does similar thing, I think it's $10?

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whidbeysounder t1_j7qecz1 wrote

I just keep using the free version and it always seems to work

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carpescientia t1_j7rsz7m wrote

Does it work on more than one location per day (the free version’s stated limit)?

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whidbeysounder t1_j7s2lun wrote

Not sure usually I’m hiking so I guess in the same location or area

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carpescientia t1_j7t5i0a wrote

Ah, now that I saw the app, I see one “location” is fairly large and more like a region. I thought it might be just one peak or POV/direction. Thanks!

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