See how to instrument mountain routes despite the constraints, in order to objectify the use and better manage the sites.

Mountain and Outdoor Sports

Supporting the transition in the mountains

Since 2023, the CCVT has been using 14 Kiomda counters to track the use of its hiking trails. The data collected makes it possible to adjust the arrangements and to anticipate the rise of new practices (snowshoeing, mountain biking).

Mountain and Outdoor Sports
January 15, 2026

Wi-Fi reading: reading meter data manually (guide)

When a site is not connected, or when you want to take a one-time reading, the Wi-Fi reading allows you to retrieve meter data manually in a few minutes. This guide was designed to be used in the field, without technical prerequisites: it goes straight to the point.

Mountain and Outdoor Sports
January 12, 2026

Adapt the maintenance of tracks and infrastructures

The data alerted us to the frequency of use of certain portions of the site, which therefore require interventions by technical teams in order to ensure the conditions of use in complete safety - the need for grooming the slopes may be more frequent if they are more frequented.

Mountain and Outdoor Sports
January 8, 2026
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