Plan smarter.
Trek further.
TrekMind.
150 routes on an interactive 3D globe. Elevation profiles, day-by-day itineraries, and difficulty data — everything you need before you book a single flight. Free. No account needed.
From blank globe to
complete itinerary
Watch the full planning flow — globe navigation, route selection, elevation data, and day-by-day breakdown.
Everything you need
to decide before you book
Most trek planning tools are built for casual tourists. TrekMind is built for the person who wants to know the actual numbers — before committing to anything.
I built TrekMind because nothing else let me properly compare routes before committing to fourteen days in the Himalayas.
Before the Annapurna Circuit, I spent weeks comparing routes across five different websites, two guidebooks, and a dozen Reddit threads. None of them showed me what I actually needed: a proper elevation comparison, a realistic day-by-day breakdown, and the ability to see where the route sat on the map.
TrekMind answers the specific planning questions that cost hours of research. It’s built by an engineer who also treks, meaning the data structure works the way a planner’s brain works.
Open TrekMind
right now
Free. No account needed. Works on desktop and mobile. Open the globe and start comparing routes in under a minute. Zero friction — just the data.
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Introducing a smarter way to discover and plan treks with TrekMind. Featuring an Interactive Glove to spin and find new trekking, multi-day hiking, thru-hiking and trekking peak routes with filters, search, and an AI TrekFinder assistant to narrow down the search. The Trek Pages feature key stats, interactive maps, detailed itineraries, costs and a Gear Assistant to help you be kitted out for the adventures.
