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Forge 360 · Outdoor intelligenceGrowing UK Outdoor Route Database

Camping & hiking intelligence 360

Plan the route. Read the conditions. Pack smarter. Explore with confidence.

Live weather and daylight, terrain and elevation, UK routes, camping, GPS tracking, pack weight, safety and the AI outdoor guide — built on real forecast data and your own records, never on guesses.

Next adventure

None planned

Plan one from the Trips tab

Daylight

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Today, from the live forecast

Weather now

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Live forecast for your area

Logged

No hikes yet

Track a hike to start your records

Conditions come from a live forecast for the point you choose. Route figures are indicative published numbers unless a route has been checked — verify locally before travelling, and never rely on the app for safety decisions.

What this platform answers
  • Where should I go?
  • Is this route right for me?
  • What will the weather do?
  • What should I pack?
  • How much water and food?
  • Where can I camp?
  • Will I finish before dark?
  • How do I stay safer?
Honest by design

No invented weather, routes, campsites, water points, elevations or legal permissions. Where the data is not available the app says so and asks you to verify locally.

Next adventure

Nothing planned yet

Pick a route, set a date, name your trusted person and the app watches the forecast, daylight and your packing from here.

Live outdoor conditions

Live forecast

Forecast provider: Open-Meteo

No location chosen yet

Choose a route or use your current location to load live conditions. Nothing is estimated without a real forecast.

Start a hike

Record a real GPS track — distance, time, elevation, food and water — or log a hike you have already done.

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A best window needs the live hourly forecast.

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Sunrise and sunset come from the live forecast for your point.

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Hazards are read from the live forecast once a location is chosen.

Collections

Adventure collections

Curated groups over the route index. Counts are real — they are however many routes are actually in that collection.

The route index is growing. A collection that shows no routes yet genuinely has none recorded — nothing is padded out to look complete.

Growing UK outdoor route database

Routes in the index

38 routes recorded across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Distances and ascent are indicative published figures unless a route is marked checked.

Performance

Trail performance

Twelve weeks of your own logged hikes. Nothing is estimated and no week is filled in for you.

No hikes logged yet

Track a hike from the Live hike tab, or log one you have already done. Performance figures appear as soon as there is something real to measure.

Consistency counts consecutive weeks with a logged hike, ending with the most recent week you walked.

Pack

Pack intelligence

Base weight is everything you carry, from the weights you entered — water and food are added separately.

No kit in the pack yet

Add your kit with its weights and the pack breakdown builds itself by category.

Pack at a glance

Base

0 kg

Water

2 kg

Total

2.8 kg

Energy

When do you start to fade?

Not enough data yet

Log at least 3 tracked hikes and this will read your own pace fade. You have 0.

This reads the pace in your own tracked hikes against the climbing, fuelling, hydration and temperature you logged. It needs a few real hikes before it will say anything.

Goals

Outdoor goals

Progress is measured only from the hikes you have logged.

No goals set

Set one — walk 100 km, finish a national trail section, or your first overnight camp. Progress then comes from your own logged hikes.
0 hikes feeding these goals0 h moving time0 m climbed

Journal

Adventure journal

What you wrote about each day out — highlights, the hard bits, and what you would do differently.

Nothing to journal yet

Log or track a hike and you can write it up here — the view, the hardest section, what you learned.

0 of 0 logged hikes have a journal entry.

Ask the outdoor guide

Where to go, what the weather suits, what to pack, how much water, where you could camp and how much daylight you will have — answered from the app's real data.

Before you go

  • Tell someone your route, your expected finish time and your vehicle location.
  • Carry a paper map, compass and head torch — the phone is a backup, not the plan.
  • Check the forecast yourself on the morning, not only the night before.
  • Be prepared to turn around. That is a good day out, not a failure.
  • Camping

    Where you could sleep

    31 camping places recorded — verified one at a time, plus anywhere you have saved yourself.

    Wasdale National Trust Campsite

    Wasdale Head, Cumbria

    Your record

    Great Langdale National Trust Campsite

    Great Langdale, Cumbria

    Your record

    Low Wray National Trust Campsite

    Near Ambleside, Cumbria

    Your record

    Live availability is never shown, because no booking system is connected. Always check with the site before you travel.

    Before you begin

    These recordings are provided for relaxation, meditation and general wellbeing. Claims that particular sound frequencies diagnose, prevent, treat or cure medical or mental-health conditions are not supported by reliable scientific evidence. This content is not medical treatment and must not replace professional advice, medication or healthcare. Listen at a safe and comfortable volume.

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