Splitboard Routes

When getting started with splitboarding, one of the first challenges is finding routes that are genuinely well suited to this type of activity. And even when you already have plenty of experience, discovering new itineraries that are really worth exploring isn’t always easy.

Not every mountain route works equally well on a splitboard. Whenever the terrain allows, it’s best to look for routes that avoid long traverses, excessively flat sections, and false flats, where moving efficiently can become more difficult. Gradient, elevation gain, terrain type, and the characteristics of the descent can all make a big difference when planning a great day in the mountains.

That’s why at Mendiboard we want to share a selection of splitboard routes that, based on our experience, offer particularly interesting terrain for this type of riding.

We’ll continue adding different itineraries and ideas to help you discover new mountains, plan future adventures, and find routes suited to different levels and types of terrain.

Our Routes on Wikiloc

Through our Wikiloc account, we’ll be publishing different Mendiboard routes. For each one, you’ll be able to explore the itinerary on the map, check the main route details, view photos, and download the GPS track to use during your adventure.

Our aim is to gradually build a collection of routes that can serve as a starting point for discovering new places and enjoying even more of what splitboarding and the mountains have to offer.

Explore Mendiboard routes on Wikiloc

Remember that mountain conditions can change significantly from one day to the next. Always check the weather forecast, snow conditions, avalanche information, and available information about the terrain before heading out.