The Community-Driven Bouldering App
Discover boulders. Track sends. Share beta.
ChalkMap is a community-driven platform designed to help climbers discover boulders, log their ascents, and contribute information about climbing areas. Built with respect for local climbing communities, ChalkMap aims to make outdoor bouldering information easier to explore while preserving the ethics and access considerations of each area.
ChalkMap helps climbers explore and document bouldering areas through community contributions.
Whether you're searching for a new problem, tracking your progress, or helping document local crags, ChalkMap provides tools to make the experience easier while respecting the climbing community and environment.
Explore climbing areas and locate boulders through a map-based interface designed for outdoor exploration.
Log your ascents, track your climbing progress, and build a personal record of your climbs.
Users can submit new boulders, lines, photos, and information to expand the shared knowledge of climbing areas.
Problems can be visualized directly on boulder photos using line drawings and start hold markers.
ChalkMap emphasizes responsible documentation and encourages climbers to respect access rules, landowners, and local climbing ethics.
Follow other climbers, view their contributions, and explore the community activity feed.
Find boulders and climbing areas through the map interface and browse problems uploaded by the community.
Visit the area, attempt problems, and explore the beta shared by other climbers.
Record your sends and track your climbing progress over time.
Add new boulders, problems, photos, and information to help expand the community database.
ChalkMap is built to support and respect the climbing community.
Users are expected to:
Community moderation tools allow users to report issues so they can be reviewed.