Peak Horizon Get the app
The Matterhorn above the Leisee, near Zermatt, on a clear summer day

Peak finder for Garmin watches · works offline

Which mountain
is that?

Hold your watch up like a camera. Peak Horizon draws the ridges in front of you from real terrain and names the summit under the crosshair, with its height, distance and direction. No signal? Download an area and it still works.

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  • Every peakyou can see, named
  • Up to 50 kmaway, anywhere in the world
  • No signalsave an area before you go
  • 100+Garmin watches
Sunset over Lake Garda, the sun setting at 17:26
Lake Gardasun sets 17:26 behind the ridge
Cinque Torri in the Dolomites with summits marked
Cinque Torrievery summit in view
The moon over the Tre Cime di Lavaredo
Tre Cimethe moon, with its phase
Layered ridge lines seen from Lagazuoi
Lagazuoiridges out to 50 km
Lake Garda in the light theme
Lake Gardalight screen for bright days
The hills around Vila Real with towns marked
Vila Realtowns as little orange houses

Offline areas

No signal? Still named.

Heading somewhere remote? Save an area to the watch before you go. Out there, with no phone and no signal, it still names every peak.

01

Scan the code

In the settings, choose Offline areas, then Add area, and scan the QR code on the watch with your phone.

02

Frame the area

Up to 50 × 50 km on the map.

03

Leave the phone behind

Inside the area, the watch names the peaks with no phone and no signal.

Offline, lakes and glaciers aren't shown. Offline areas aren't available on the GPSMAP 67 or Montana 7 Series.

What it shows

The view, annotated.

Worked out for the exact spot you're standing on, anywhere in the world.

  1. Ridge lines, layer by layer

    Up to 50 km away, nearer ridges in front of farther ones, the skyline in bold.

  2. The peak you point at

    Its name, height, distance and direction.

  3. Sunset behind the real ridge

    The sun and moon with their paths, and when the sun actually drops behind the mountain in front of you, not the flat horizon.

  4. Lakes, sea and glaciers

    Drawn only where you can actually see them. Towns too, if you like.

  5. Lock a summit

    Tap to lock the peak under the crosshair. Look away, and an arrow leads you back to it.

  6. Main summits, or every top

    Show every named peak, the major ones, or only the main summits of a range.

How it works

Raise your wrist. That's it.

01

Hold it up like a camera

The mountains are right behind the screen.

02

Turn around

The compass turns the view with you.

03

Lift your wrist

To look higher up the slope, or lower into the valley.

04

Read the name

The peak nearest the crosshair is named at the bottom.

Questions

Good to know.

Does it work offline, without a phone or signal?

Yes. Save an offline area of up to 50 × 50 km before you go: scan the QR code the watch shows and frame the area on your phone. Inside it, the watch still names the peaks with no phone or signal. Lakes and glaciers aren't shown offline.

Which Garmin watches does it run on?

More than 100 Garmin watches and handhelds: fēnix, epix, Forerunner, Venu, vívoactive, Instinct, Enduro, MARQ, Descent, D2, Approach, GPSMAP, Montana and eTrex. Offline areas aren't available on the GPSMAP 67 and Montana 7 Series.

Name every peak on your next hike.

Works with your phone nearby, or save an offline area and leave the phone behind. No account, no ads.

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fēnix · epix · Forerunner · Venu · vívoactive · Instinct · Enduro · MARQ · Descent · D2 · Approach · GPSMAP · Montana · eTrex