Living guidebooks
Crags, sectors and routes with grades, lengths, approach notes and access info — kept current by the locals who climb there.
Built for climbers · Powered by locals
CragLocal gives each climbing region its own chapter — a guidebook maintained in real time by the people who actually climb there. Never out of date.
Our mission
CragLocal exists to give every climbing region a living, locally maintained guide — so climbers always have current, trustworthy information, and the communities who maintain the climbing benefit from the climbers who come.
A smaller guide that's current is worth more than a bigger one that's stale. Chapters are updated by locals the moment something changes.
A chapter should feel like the region's own climbing app — Hvar's app, not our app about Hvar.
The people who bolt the routes and keep the trails open are the ones who keep the guide current — and they benefit from the climbers who come.
For climbers
The guide, the logbook and the local beta — all in one place.
Crags, sectors and routes with grades, lengths, approach notes and access info — kept current by the locals who climb there.
Every crag located on the map — find the wall, the parking and the way in.
Download a chapter before you drive out. Routes and your logbook keep working at the crag, and anything you log syncs when you're back online.
Tick routes as you send them — with style, date and stars.
A grade pyramid, your log history, and a map of every crag you've climbed.
Ratings and proposed grades from climbers who've actually been on the route.
Access changes, closures and new routes from the people who maintain them — with optional notifications for your current chapter.
Guides, gear, food and beds on the community map. Partners and beta in chapter chat.
How it works
Chapters
The first chapter covers the island's climbing end to end — routes, news, community map, chat and interactive maps.
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For chapter operators
A complete content management surface inside the app — crags, routes, news, places — no technical skills required. Real-time updates replace the five-year print cycle, and local services get visibility with the exact audience they serve.
Learn about chapter licensing