To build on the comment below, Fatmap is literally life saving for the off-route / off-piste ski community.  It is imperative that Strava provide feedback on timing of Fatmap back-country and freeride ski routes being integrated into their app.

I completely agree, Claire! FATMAP was essential for backcountry skiing, with features like slope angle shading and topography. The absence of these features makes it much harder to plan safe backcountry trips.

I recommend checking out apps like Caltopo or Outmap. Outmap (iOS/Android) has features like slope angle, slope aspect, avalanche risk, flat areas, and excellent 3D maps. I think it’s the closest alternative to Fatmap we currently have for winter sports.

Hope this helps!

Cheers!

Why Strava ignore this issue? There is no point in subscribe this product without good “fatmap” maps

I am going to cancel my strava membership if slope angle shading and all the ski routes arent brought over to strava maps. These features were CRUCIAL for safe backcountry travel.

The reason is clear. They achieved what they wanted: eliminating the competition. Now, FatMap doesn’t matter to them because it’s no longer a problem for them. The average Strava user doesn’t need FatMap’s features, and FatMap users don’t need Strava. Sad but true...

I canceled my subscription for that very reason. Strava doesn’t respond to these posts, nor do they make any statement about it. FatMap has been forgotten by them.