Twelve years logged. The next summit still on the list.
Muddy Boots is where one crew of friends keeps twelve years of hiking in one place: every hike logged, the trails we come back to, the photos. It is also where the next trips get planned and the harder peaks get argued over. It was built for one group, but anyone with a Google account is welcome to come in and look around.
Anyone with a Google account can browse read-only.
Opens accounts.google.com; Muddy Boots never sees a password.
A record, not a feed.
- Log book
- Every hike since the first one: date, trail, distance, elevation, who came.
- Trails
- A shared library of the routes we return to, with notes from people who have walked them.
- Trips
- Multi-day plans: dates, who is in, where we sleep, what to bring.
- Gear closet
- Each member’s kit, weighed and totalled, visible to everyone else.
- Photos
- Filed by hike and trip, so a day on the trail stays together.
- Expenses
- Shared costs split between whoever went. Recorded here, settled between friends; the app moves no money.
- Trophies
- Medallions for the summits that counted, each with a photo from the day.
- AI Assistant
- Ask the log a question in plain words: when we last did a trail, who came, who still owes. Members only.
- Daily Trivia
- One question a day, drawn from twelve years of our own hikes.
Anyone can read. Only members write.
Sign in with any Google account to browse the roster, trails, trips, log book and member profiles, read-only. The Lounge, the assistant, and anything that edits are for the twelve members.
Sign in ↑Muddy Boots never asks for a password. Signing in is handled entirely by Google, on Google’s own pages.
Invitation only: there is no public sign-up and no way to create an account. It takes no payments, stores no card or bank details, sells nothing, distributes no software, and imitates no other company or sign-in page.
Built and run by the group for its own use. Questions about the site or your data: Support.