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Terms and Conditions

These terms govern use of Giant Mountains and its mountain reference information, calculators, comparison tools and guides.

Informational purpose

Giant Mountains provides educational and reference information. Mountain routes, access rules, weather, snow, glaciers and hazards change. Information on the site should be checked against current local and official sources before travel or climbing decisions.

No professional guiding or medical service

The site does not provide professional mountain guiding, rescue services, medical diagnosis or individualized medical advice. Interactive tools estimate or organize information from user inputs and stated assumptions. Their outputs do not establish that a route, itinerary or altitude plan is safe for a particular person.

Your responsibility

You are responsible for assessing your experience, equipment, fitness, current conditions, legal access and the need for qualified professional help. Do not rely on an older page in place of current warnings, closures, forecasts or instructions from the responsible authority.

Accuracy and corrections

The site aims to use reliable sources and transparent methodology, but geographic measurements and operational information can be revised. If you identify a likely error, use the contact page and provide the mountain, disputed field and supporting source where possible.

Intellectual property

Original site text, code, diagrams and interface elements are protected by applicable intellectual-property laws. Third-party photographs and source materials retain their respective rights and licences. Image credits and licence obligations should be preserved where shown.

External links

Links to parks, governments, research institutions and other websites are provided for verification or further reading. Giant Mountains does not control the availability, accuracy or privacy practices of those external sites.

Availability

The site may be changed, corrected, suspended or removed without guaranteeing continuous availability. Features that depend on anti-abuse services or hosting capabilities may be disabled when required for security or reliability.