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Summit registry

Summits.

Every peak jtreks can verify a summit photo against. Coordinates come from OpenStreetMap natural=peak nodes and Wikidata P625 claims, cross-checked against registry elevation. No guessed coordinates.

Rarity tier comes from real elevation: sub-3,000 m Common, 3–5 km Uncommon, 5–7 km Rare, 7–8 km Epic, 8 km+ Legendary. These tiers are the same scheme the upcoming generative-art layer will use (design in docs/specs/generative-art-pipeline.md).

46 of 47 peaks verified · upload a summit photo →

Himalaya

Karakoram

Andes

Alps

Dolomites

Julian Alps

East Africa

Balkans

Atlas

Alaska Range

Cascades

Sierra Nevada

Saint Elias

Caucasus

Southern Alps

Fuji Volcanic Zone

Lesser Sunda Islands

Tengger Massif

Bali

Sumbawa

Sources: every peak's coordinate carries an OSM node ID or Wikidata Q-ID in src/data/peak-coords.ts. Elevation tags on the source match the registry elevation within a few meters (rounding / datum differences). Discrepancies greater than that trigger a re-sourcing pass.

Torres del Paine is intentionally not in this index — it's a trek destination, not a single summit, and will be verifiable via GPX route matching when that layer ships (see proof-of-climb.ts).