Climbing topo · Android & web
Every crag.Every line.
Topos written by climbers, from the big walls of Taghia to wherever you climb next. Find the line, read the descent, check the weather and meet verified local guides.
At the crag
Everything you need before the first clip
Topos made by climbers
Grades, length, pitches, gear and photos with the line drawn on the wall. Written and checked by people who climbed it.
Weather & conditions
7-day forecast for every crag, a clear “good to climb” day by day, and recent condition reports from other climbers.
Approach, descent & safety
Parking, approach time, rappels and walk-offs, local rules, seasonal closures and the rescue numbers of the country.
Logbook & trips
Log your ascents, earn badges, keep a to-climb list and plan trips with your partners.
A community of climbers
Find a partner, share conditions, join events and competitions, and message other climbers.
Verified guides & stays
Mountain guides and gîtes checked by our team. Contact them directly on WhatsApp.
Simple on the wall, clear in the sun




Made in Taghia
Born under the walls of the High Atlas
Taghia is a Berber village in the High Atlas of Morocco, surrounded by limestone walls up to 800 m high. Topo Climbing started here, built by a climber from the village, to share these lines properly – and it now grows with crags added by climbers everywhere.
Know a route that is missing?
Add it in a few minutes: crag, sector, grade, photos and descent. Our team reviews it, then it is live for every climber.
Guide or host?
Mountain guides get a verified badge; gîtes, guesthouses and refuges are listed for free after a quick check.
Questions
Is the app free to download?
Yes. Download it from Google Play or open the topo in your browser – no installation needed.
Does it work without a phone signal?
Download a crag in the app before you go and read the topo offline at the foot of the wall.
I have an iPhone. Can I use it?
Yes: open www.topoclimbing.com/topo in Safari. You can add it to your home screen.
Can I add my own crag?
Yes. Anyone with an account can add crags, sectors and routes. Each one is checked before it goes live.