Hiking and Skiing - PeakVisor

• Find places faster. Search now opens right over the map instead of taking over the screen, and as you type it suggests handy filters. Tap "Mountain huts" or "Drinking water" and both your results and the map narrow to just that kind of place. • Local travel guides. Redesigned destination screens with the highlights worth your time and links to the official local guides, now covering many more towns and villages across Norway. • Emergency Assistant now speaks Polish. A full Polish translation of the emergency and first-aid guides. • Request the maps you want. Where an official national map isn't available for your area yet, you can now register your interest so we know where to add coverage next. • Smoother and steadier. A gentler camera flight to the place you picked, plus performance work, crash fixes and localization updates throughout. Stay safe out there, and enjoy the mountains.

• Smoother 3D map gestures. Tilting, zooming and rotating with two fingers no longer fight each other; the map picks up your intent faster and stays out of your way. • National maps, polished. The style card now names the right country near borders (looking at you, Sweden and Finland), map tiles refresh themselves when the source cartography is updated, and crossing into another country's coverage announces whose maps you're seeing. • More of coastal Norway. Local travel tips now cover 36 more destinations along the coast, from the Helgeland ferry ports all the way to Svalbard. • Stability. Fixed two rare crashes: one in Visual Stabilization on the newest iPhones, one when rotating the phone with a peak panel open in AR. Stay safe out there, and enjoy the mountains.

• Climbing POIs. Crags, boulder areas, ice lines and climbing gyms now appear on the map. Tap one for the rock type, grade range, climbing styles and route count whenever we have them. • Emergency Assistant, expanded. The right emergency and mountain-rescue numbers for many more countries, offline first-aid guides for the situations you're most likely to meet on the trail, your coordinates read aloud in both your language and the dispatcher's, and an offline map of the nearest shelters. • Steadier augmented reality. On the latest iPhones, peak labels and silhouettes stay glued to the mountains more tightly as you move. You can turn Visual Stabilization on or off in Settings. • New map styles. Switch between Satellite, Topo and National topographic maps from one place. • Trail posters now show the date you actually did the hike, not the day you made the poster. • Performance work, crash fixes and localization updates throughout. Stay safe out there, and enjoy the mountains.

Emergency Assistant — the screen we hope you never need. The mountains are kind most of the time. But when something goes wrong - a twisted ankle at dusk, a wrong turn in the fog, a battery sliding toward empty - the next few minutes matter. Emergency Assistant is one tap away, works offline, and is built around what you actually need in that moment. • My location, ready to read out loud. Your coordinates in a format you can speak clearly over a crackling phone line - and share by SMS or message in one tap. • Call for help, anywhere. The right emergency number for the country you're standing in - plus mountain rescue direct lines where they exist. • Battery and daylight, at a glance. How long until sunset, how much charge you have left, and what to switch off to make it last. • Nearest shelter, fully offline. The closest mountain hut or bivouac from our database, with distance and bearing - no signal required. • Tell someone. Send your exact location to a trusted contact by SMS, even on a weak signal. • No cell signal? Step-by-step guidance for Emergency SOS via satellite, plus the international whistle code and ground-to-air signals. • First aid basics for the situations you're most likely to meet on the trail. We hope this screen stays unused on your phone. But if the day ever comes, it's there. Stay safe out there.