For outdoor professionals
The outdoor-native mapping platform. Activity-aware, down to the meter.
Built for race organizers, athletes, coaches, and outdoor apps. Design courses and routes, pull terrain and weather from one API, and embed activity-aware maps anywhere.
In action
See how pros build their courses
Watch Map Studio build a course, move by move: activity-aware routing, live elevation, weather, and an AI co-pilot.
Works with the tools you already use
The platform
Three products, one outdoor engine
How race directors ship course maps in hours, not weeks
Activity-aware routing on a 3D map, with historical, live, and forecast weather plus surface analysis on every meter. Click a segment, drag a waypoint, and shape the exact course you need. Pro athletes, race directors, and mountain guides lock in their courses here before anyone sets foot outside.
Worldwide outdoor intelligence, for your apps and AI agents
Give your product and team deep knowledge of terrain, weather, trails, and routes across every continent. Connect through an MCP server, Agent Skills, or GraphQL, and get a precise answer ready to ship.
Beautiful outdoor layers for any map, anywhere on Earth
Mountaya on your own maps: terrain, weather, snow, itineraries, and points of interest across every continent. Ready to drop into Mapbox, MapLibre, or any map stack, without rebuilding a single thing.
Map Studio
Every meter accounted for before race day
Draw the line once and read everything from it: distance, elevation gain, slope, surface, and the weather window on every segment. Share a live link with your crew, co-edit in real time, and export the final GPX when the course is locked.
- Distance, ascent, and descent per segment
- Gradient and surface on every meter
- The weather window on each section
The toolkit
One workspace, nine sports, no lock-in
Structure the whole course in one place, switch sport and watch the routing retune, then take it out as a GPX or a branded flythrough.
Itinerary builder
Define segments, aid stations, checkpoints, waypoints, and route variants, all organized in a single workspace.
Nine outdoor activities
Trail, road, gravel, hiking, ski touring, and more. Routing, surface, and pace retune to the sport you pick.
GPX and KML, no lock-in
Import a file to recon a course, export any itinerary native to Garmin, Suunto, and Strava.
Export as video
Render a branded flythrough of the finished course for race briefings and social.
Map Embedding
Your maps, your website, your brand
Control what visitors see: elevation profile, trail characteristics, download options, map controls, etc. Over 25 options, fully branded to match your website.
Agents & API
The questions your product asks every day
Connect through an MCP server, Agent Skills, or GraphQL, and ask in plain language. Outdoor Intelligence answers.
Suggest three trail-running loops from Chamonix, around 14 km with 600 m of climbing.
3 loops · closest 13.8 km / +615 m
Three loops from Chamonix, each close to 14 km and +600 m. The tightest lands at 13.8 km with 615 m of climbing; the other two trade a little distance for a cleaner ascent. Every candidate returns with full GeoJSON geometry, an elevation profile, and its surface breakdown, ready to preview or export as GPX.
Trace the fastest trail line from Chamonix to Argentière and tell me what's underfoot.
10.8 km · ~2h51 · asphalt → ground → gravel
A 10.8 km trail line up the valley to Argentière, about 2h51 on foot. It leaves town on asphalt, then runs on natural ground and gravel singletrack. Full GeoJSON geometry and the surface breakdown come back with it.
Break down the surface and gradient of this drawn segment before I send runners on it.
+1364 m · 27.1° max · asphalt → ground → gravel
The segment climbs 1,364 m to a high point of 1,545 m with a 27.1° max gradient, so it is a serious pitch. Surface moves from asphalt to natural ground to gravel; way type runs street, footway, path, then track. Per-point elevations come back for the profile.
Why outdoor teams switch to Mountaya
- Route you onto roads and highways
- Weather and terrain live in three other tabs
- Every route redrawn from scratch
- Reshaping a route means dragging every waypoint by hand
- Sharing progress means emailing GPX files back and forth
- Exporting to your watch means juggling apps
- Activity-aware routing that follows the trail under your feet
- Weather, terrain, and snow on the same map
- Set a brief, get matching routes in seconds
- An AI co-pilot edits the map from a prompt while you refine it
- Real-time collaboration: your whole team edits one map together
- One GPX that Garmin, Suunto, and Strava read natively
Use case
How Campus Coach uses Mountaya as the single source of geospatial data for their 600,000 users.
Instead of juggling Google Maps, Mapbox, Strava, and other providers, we made Mountaya our single source of truth for all our geospatial data. Having one centralized, end-to-end platform radically simplifies how we manage our stack and build new products.
Jonathan Levy
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