Arrive at your trek ready for every stage
Train to Mountain is the personalised mountaineering training app. Choose your peak and date, connect your watch, and get a plan that adapts every Sunday to what you actually trained. Built for climbers heading to 3,000 to 5,000 m (9,800 to 16,400 ft).
Train to Mountain is the personalised trekking training app. Choose your trek and departure date, connect your watch, and get a plan that adapts every Sunday to what you actually trained. Built around the stages you will walk: consecutive days, a pack, the hardest day, and the descent that arrives tired. Any trek in the world: Kilimanjaro, Everest Base Camp, the Inca Trail, the Tour du Mont Blanc, the Annapurna Circuit, the Walker's Haute Route and fourteen more, or your own.
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Built by Jakob Ulcnik, a mountain athlete who once arrived at altitude unprepared. 21 athletes training on early bird pricing
Built by Jakob Ulcnik, who once arrived at altitude unprepared.
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From athletes on the plan
Mont Blanc · 4,806 m (15,768 ft)
Honestly, I was drowning in spreadsheets and trying to piece together random advice from blogs, but the most annoying part was never knowing if I was actually doing too much or too little. TrainToMountain completely took the guesswork out of my planning.
MKMitchell Koopmans
Training for Mont Blanc
Weissmies · 4,017 m (13,179 ft)
Before TTM, I just crossed my fingers and hoped my legs wouldn't fail me on summit day. Now, I can actually see weekly recalibration for my peak readiness.
SDStefan Derks
Training for the Weissmies
Jungfrau · 4,158 m (13,642 ft)
I expected it to feel like a chore to log everything, but I was seriously surprised by how seamlessly it fits into routine. The dashboard gives me exactly what I need to do today in about five seconds, without making me overthink the data.
NPNathan Paterson
Training for the Jungfrau
Calculators and planners that solve real problems mountain athletes have today. No account, no email, open and use.
Calculators and planners that solve real problems trekkers have today: your hardest day, your zones, your fuel, your stairs. No account, no email, open and use.
Pick your peak, choose your tests, get one report. Readiness, skills check, muscular endurance, Zone 2 and summit-day fuel in a few minutes, with an honest verdict and where the gap is.
Start Summit Check → ★ Start herePick your trek, answer a few questions about your date and what you trained, and get one report: readiness for the hardest day and the consecutive days, muscular endurance, Zone 2, a fuel plan, and your biggest gap named. Free, a few minutes, no signup.
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Get your Zone 2 heart rate range in bpm. Three methods, from a simple age-based estimate to the LTHR-based zones endurance coaches actually use.
Open the calculator → Fuelling Endurance Fuelling CalculatorYour carbs, fluid and sodium per hour for long hikes, climbs and summit days. Enter your weight, duration and conditions, get a per-hour plan plus pre and post fuel.
Your carbs, fluid and sodium per hour for long trekking days. Enter your weight, duration and conditions, get a per-hour plan plus pre and post fuel.
Open the calculator → Planning Peak Progression PlannerMap your peak ladder. Pick your experience, region, and goal peak. Output: a 2 to 4 peak progression with typical training time for each step and links to each peak training plan.
Open the planner → Muscular endurance Muscular Endurance CalculatorA 60-second muscular endurance readiness score for your goal peak. Three quick inputs, science-backed scoring, and the specific gap to close before summit day.
A 60-second muscular endurance readiness score for your trek's hardest day. Three quick inputs, science-backed scoring, and the specific gap to close before you go.
Open the calculator → Vertical conversion StairMaster CalculatorConvert StairMaster floors and steps to vertical gain in metres and feet. Useful for translating treadmill or stair-machine sessions into the unit mountain training actually cares about.
Open the calculator → Vertical conversion Treadmill Incline CalculatorConvert treadmill incline percent and distance into vertical gain in metres and feet. For simulating peak-specific terrain when you cannot access real vertical regularly.
Convert treadmill incline percent and distance into vertical gain in metres and feet. For simulating your trek's stages when you cannot access real vertical regularly.
Open the calculator →Every serious mountain athlete is living the same fragmented reality. A PDF plan that never updates. A wearable nobody reads. Screenshots pasted into ChatGPT. YouTube workouts. Forum threads with conflicting advice. None of it talks to each other, none of it knows your summit date, and none of it adapts when life happens.
Every trekker with a date is living the same fragmented reality. The operator's PDF fitness guide that never updates. A watch nobody reads. Screenshots pasted into ChatGPT. YouTube workouts. A group chat with conflicting advice. None of it talks to each other, none of it knows your departure date or your stages, and none of it adapts when life happens.
The four problems every mountain athlete lives with, and exactly how TTM closes each one.
The four problems every trekker lives with, and exactly how TTM closes each one.
Watch a real plan recalibrate to your mountain, your training, and how recovered you are. The same fitness-fatigue model elite endurance coaches use, automated for you.
Watch a real plan recalibrate to your trek, your training, and how recovered you are. The same fitness-fatigue model elite endurance coaches use, automated for you.
14 days free · No card · iOS app + web
14 days free at launch · No card · iPhone app and web
