Location record
Unmeasured entry
- Van height
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- Barrier height
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- Max length
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- Road gradient
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- Season
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Unverified — not yet measured
This is the format every VanClimb location uses. A dash means the detail has not been measured or verified.
Tall vans / mountain days
Know the van fits before you climb.
Practical access intelligence for riders, runners and walkers taking a high-roof van into the mountains. The record starts at the road, not the trailhead.
Real dimensions beat assumptions. Always measure your loaded van.
Record format / not a location
Verify on site. Conditions change.
The standard
No invented certainty.
The useful bit is not a long list of pins. It is being explicit about what has been checked, what has not, and what your van needs to get there.
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Measured access, not brochure guesswork
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Visited records marked verified
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Unknown details stay unverified
Built around the obstacle
Start at the barrier.
A route is only useful if the van can reach it, turn around and leave again. VanClimb treats access as route information, not a footnote.
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Measured access
Height, length, turning space, surface and approach notes live beside the place itself—where they are needed.
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Verification stays visible
A visited record and an unvisited lead are not the same thing. Each state is shown clearly so you can make your own call.
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A record for the whole day
Route starts, services and season are recorded alongside access—without pretending unknown details are known.
Plan with the real van
The van in the photo is not proof. The measurement is.
Straight answers