Every plan is a two-stage build tailored to your dates, skill level, and group — pick from 4–8 segment options, then PeakPlan assembles a day-by-day itinerary with drive times, safety notes, gear lists, dining (Pro-only toggle), and downloadables (GPX/KML + PDF). Unlimited trips of any length, not a single 2-day itinerary.
Yes. PeakPlan pulls fire restrictions weekly from the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control (DFPC) statewide page and USFS San Juan NF alerts — the same authoritative sources CoEmergency cites — and layers CoEmergency county-level data so the bans shown in your plan match what's actually in effect for your route's counties. Stale rows are auto-marked so you never see a green check on a county that's gone red.
Both. Weather comes straight from the National Weather Service (api.weather.gov) — same source avalanche.state.co.us and CoEmergency link to — with active alerts by lat/lng and a 7-day gridpoint forecast for every segment of your trip. Permit info covers timed-entry and overnight zones (Rocky Mountain NP, Indian Peaks Wilderness, Maroon Bells, Hanging Lake, Mount Blue Sky, etc.) with direct Recreation.gov booking links.
Yes — Stripe handles it, not us. From your account page, click Manage Subscription → Cancel; access continues through the end of your current billing period and you're not charged again. If you're still inside the $1 first week, you can cancel immediately and skip the $19.99 conversion entirely. No phone calls, no friction.
Day 1: $1 charged, full Pro unlocked. Day 7: subscription auto-converts to $19.99/mo unless you cancel from your account. We send a reminder email before the conversion so you have time to act. Cancel before day 7 and you're never billed the $19.99.