Far — Expedition OS
43.7850°N · 110.7280°WSearch real trails. Get the full trip brief.
Route intelligence, day-by-day timeline, weather, permits, and gear — pulled from Far's trail database, or add your own if it's not listed.
Or browse every trail by regionTeton Crest Trail
Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. A real Far plan for Aug 12–15, 2026: days split and scored by the same code as the trip page. Weather shown is what was recorded on those dates.
Read the Teton Crest Trail guide- DISTANCE
- 56.5km
- ELEV GAIN
- 2,817m
- DURATION
- 4days
- CAMPS
- 3mapped sites
- LONGEST DAY
- 17.5km
- WATER
- 2.7L max carry
- DAY HIGHS
- 12–18°C recorded
- FINISH
- Phillips Pass
Trail guides
Browse 215 reviewed trails
See all trailsEach one is real map data, checked against the managing agency's published mileage. Open a trail to see its route, climbing, water, and known hazards — then plan your trip from it.
A few to start with
Allegheny Front Trail
Moshannon State Forest, Centre County, Pennsylvania
Read the route- Distance
- 63.3 km
Adventure Hiking Trail
O'Bannon Woods State Park and Harrison-Crawford State Forest, Southern Indiana
Read the route- Distance
- 41 km
Art Loeb Trail
Pisgah National Forest, North Carolina
Read the route- Distance
- 47.6 km
The whole route, read at a glance
Real terrain for every route — trailheads, camps, water, and high points, with live trail distance.
Your pack, before you leave
Start from a preset loadout, then drag gear in and out to build your kit. Far scores every piece against your trail, the real forecast, and the month — flagging deadweight, weather mismatches, missing essentials, and overkill. Watch your Kit Score climb as you refine. Hit 100 and every check clears.
Grizzly and black bear country; an approved bear canister is required. Afternoon thunderstorms, and snowy passes can need an ice axe into July.
Gear Loadout
Spring/fall — freezing nights, surprise weather.3 issues
Build your own gear check against your real route and dates.
Start planningFour days. Logged before you leave.
Far splits the route at real campsites, then works out each day's distance, climb, hiking time, when to leave, and how much water to carry. Weather here is what was recorded on these dates.
Field intelligence, before you commit
Weather at every camp, checked hazards, water, daylight, and campsites, all for your route and dates. In the three days before you leave, Far re-checks the forecast and park alerts daily and shows what changed.
Checked at each night's camp, not just the trailhead. Coldest night here: Alaska Basin, Aug 13, 5°C, 7.7 mm of rain recorded.
Afternoon lightning storms: Common afternoon thunderstorms; avoid exposed ridges and summits. Source: Grand Teton National Park (NPS).
Day 4's longest stretch without mapped water is 4.6 km. Far plans 2.7 L to carry.
Day 1 is the longest at 7.6 h of hiking. To reach camp by 5 PM, leave by 9:25 AM. Sunset that day: 8:31 PM.
11 mapped campsites along the route. Far only ends a day at a real site, which is why day 3 is just 8.6 km.
One party, one plan
Shared itinerary, assigned responsibilities, and the emergency card everyone carries — expedition coordination, not a group chat.
Carries the master route + compass bearings.
Filter, tablets, daily source check.
WFR-certified, group first-aid kit.
Satellite messenger, nightly check-in.
- Ranger
- Jenny Lake Ranger Station · mid-Jun–mid-Sep
- SOS
- Satellite messenger or 911
- Check-in
- Daily 19:00 MT
- Finish
- Phillips Pass