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The Basecamp

Start from a plan that's been walked.

The Basecamp is where creators publish complete Divide plans — routes, permits, gear lists — and where you pick one up instead of starting from a blank map. Anyone on the Creator plan can publish one.

Browse the plansPublish yours — $29 / month
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4 plans, walked by the people who wrote them.

NEWEST FIRST
Sep – Oct
Southern Utah7 days990.4 mi
Las Vegas to Salt Lake through Zion, Bryce, Escalante, Capitol Reef, Canyonlands, and Arches: 1,050 miles of driving, six campgrounds, and a serious hike most days, from Angels Landing to Delicate Arch at dusk. Built around the Burr Trail, with the paved fallback over Boulder Mountain wired in for the day it rains on the Waterpocket Fold.
MMMalcolm McSwainFREE
Jul – Sep
Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming4 days39.1 mi
The whole crest without the tram: up Death Canyon to the Shelf, across Alaska Basin and over Hurricane Pass under the Grand, down Cascade Canyon to Lake Solitude, then Paintbrush Divide and out. 39 miles, three nights above 2,800 m, and a division on the divide for the years the north side holds snow into August. Bear canister country.
MMMalcolm McSwainFREE
Sep – Oct
Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona3 days27.6 mi
North Rim to South Rim the way the water runs: down North Kaibab to Cottonwood, a shaded morning through the Box to Bright Angel Campground, and up Bright Angel with a spring at every rest house. 24 miles, 5,800 ft down and 4,400 ft up, at inner-canyon temperatures that decide the timetable. Includes the South Kaibab exit as a proven fallback.
MMMalcolm McSwainFREE
Jul – Oct
Alpine Lakes Wilderness, Washington3 days18.8 mi
The classic core-zone traverse walked the sane direction: up Aasgard Pass with a light pack, two nights among the larches, and out past Snow Lakes. Twenty miles, 5,400 ft up and 6,700 ft down, with the Aasgard gully as the one real decision point. Built for a party of two with a core lottery win in hand.
MMMalcolm McSwainFREE
A plan, not a PDF

Every Basecamp plan is a live Divide itinerary.

Days, cairns, and routes you can reorder. A permit checklist with real deadlines. A gear list that fits itself to your dates and weather. Pick up a creator's plan and it becomes your trip — not a document you transcribe into one.

DAY 1Confirmed
Chesler Park trailhead
0 mi+5,600 ft
DAY 2Permit needed
Druid Arch camp
7.8 mi+900 ft74°F
DAY 3Confirmed
Joint Trail loop
11.2 mi+1,400 ft78°F
For guides and route authors

You know the route cold. Publish it once.

The Creator plan turns the trips you get asked about into plans people can actually use — live itineraries rather than another PDF nobody opens twice.

Publish once, fitted every time

Days arrive dateless and take your reader's. The kit spec re-derives against their weather. The same plan fits an August trip and a late-September one differently, without you touching it.

Your working trip stays yours

Publishing freezes a copy. Keep editing the original; readers only ever see the version you published, and anyone who adopted keeps the version they took.

Creator plan
$29 / month · $299 / year

Everything in Pro, plus publishing and consulting: a public page, an adventure passport, and briefs you price yourself. Charging for a plan is next and is not built yet.

Proof of the model

Creators are already taking trips.

Hand a creator the brief and get back a plan priced for your trip, delivered as a live Divide itinerary. Every creator's public page says whether they are taking trips.

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Publish your first plan

The Creator plan is $29 / month or $299 / year. Publish from any trip you own: the plan is live at its own link the moment you publish, and joins the browsable Basecamp once it has been read.

Plans are published under the content policy.

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