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Climb the club's local summits
Local summits are climbs your club has marked on the map, up to 5 per club. Come on club runs that go up them to build your tally.
Where to find them
- On a route page, Local summits lists the climbs the route goes up, with each one's length, climb and gradient. "×2" means the route goes up it twice.
- On the Me tab, tap Local summits to see your climbs this season, how many of the club's summits you've done, and the leaderboards. On a route page, tap Leaderboards.
How they're counted
Each club run you're on the register for (you checked in, or a run leader ticked you off) counts every summit its route goes up. Going up twice counts twice. With a watch connected, your other runs count the summits they go up too: see Count your club runs from your watch. Only climbs count, not coming down. The season starts at the first club date on the club's calendar. See Check in at a club run.
Leaderboards
The leaderboards are for members of the club, and only show people who've switched themselves on. To join:
- On the Me tab, tap Local summits.
- Switch on Show me on the summit leaderboards. Your first name and climbs show to members of your club.
You'll see:
- Season leaderboard: everyone's climbs this season.
- King or Queen of each hill: tap a summit to see who's climbed it most, and its own leaderboard.
When the season's over, the top of the leaderboard is the Season summit champion and is congratulated in the club feed.
Notes
- You always see your own climbs, whether or not you're on the leaderboards.
- Local summits also have their own trophies in your trophy cabinet. See Your record, milestones and trophies.
Related
- Sign in and follow a clubCreate your free account with an emailed code, follow your club, and follow more than one club.
- Your record, milestones and trophiesSee your club runs this season, runs in a row, the club goal, your milestones and trophy cabinet, and share your trophies with the club.
- Tell the club you're new or a memberSay whether you're already a member or new to the club, follow your taster runs, and tell the club when you've joined.
- Count your club runs from your watchConnect COROS, Garmin, Polar, Suunto or Wahoo so club runs you record count on your record without checking in, and what happens to your data.
- Add club runs to your calendarConnect Google Calendar or Outlook, choose which runs go in, and they stay up to date by themselves.
Still stuck?
For questions about your club, such as meeting points or joining, ask the club: their contact details are on the club page's Me tab. For anything else, contact the Club Routes team, or check Club Routes' status if something isn't working.