About this app
MlcSNO Now is the focused companion for rock climbers, mountaineers, and alpinists operating across the Swiss Alps. From the Hörnligrat on the Matterhorn to the Biancograt and the Spaghetti Tour, your ascent is mapped, measured, and risk-aware before you ever leave the hut. WHAT MAKES SWISSALPINE DIFFERENT Built by climbers who care about the boring details that keep parties alive: turnaround math, oxygen at altitude, freezing-level forecasts, and the specific hazard zones that have killed people on these mountains. No social feed. No streaks. No clutter. Just the information you actually use during planning and on the climb. CATALOGUED SWISS ROUTES A curated catalogue of classic and modern Swiss alpine ascents, with full technical data: difficulty (F to ED), terrain type, elevation gain, distance, pitches, max grade, hut access, best season, and known hazards. Featured routes include the Hörnligrat, Mittellegigrat, Spaghetti Tour, Biancograt, Salbitschijen West Ridge, Trift Via Ferrata, Wetterhorn, Dent Blanche, Piz Badile NE Ridge, Allalinhorn Hohlaubgrat, Jungfrau Rottal, and Säntis Lisengrat. VISUAL HAZARD MAP A geographic overview of Switzerland with route pins color-coded by difficulty and pulsing markers on documented danger zones — Eiger North Face, Aletsch crevasse fields, Vallée Blanche seracs, Furggsattel avalanche slopes, Säntis lightning zone, and more. Tap a peak for an at-a-glance briefing or open the full route detail. RISK ZONE INTELLIGENCE Every flagged hazard zone explains the specific risk type — rockfall, serac collapse, hidden crevasses, lightning, avalanche — with elevation,
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What’s New
Minor UI improvements and stability fixes
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- First observed Aug 19, 2026 · 10:18 AM Free
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