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Chapter 02
The main parts of Cairn Catalogue, what each one is for, and how they connect.
Finding Your Way Around
Cairn Catalogue is built around routes, but the site does more than simply list them.
You can research routes, keep track of what you have climbed, document your own ascents, view player records, talk with other climbers, join competitions, and explore statistics about climbing throughout Cairn.
The Main Catalogue
The Routes page is the main directory for everything currently documented in the Catalogue.
Search the Catalogue for a specific route by name.
Reorder routes by difficulty, elevation from low to high or high to low, or by FA, FR, and FC record holder.
Narrow the Catalogue to routes from a specific area.
Use route tags to show only the types and styles of routes you are looking for.
Your Climbing History
These three parts of the site work together to document a player's climbing.
Your Record
Every player has a unique profile. It shows the records they have earned, their published routes, and links to their Ticklist.
Browse ClimbersWhat Have You Climbed?
The Ticklist acts as a checkoff sheet for routes in the Catalogue, giving you a simple way to keep track of the routes you have completed.
Record an Ascent
Logging a route lets you check it off your Ticklist. When you want to, you can also share that logged ascent with the Community.
Log A RouteClimb a Catalogue route, log it, and it becomes part of your personal climbing record.
Live Community
Community is the live chat area for Cairn Catalogue users. It works similarly to a Discord chat, giving climbers a shared place to talk in real time.
It also acts as the public feed for route logs that users choose to share. If you decide to share a logged ascent, it can appear alongside the conversation in Community.
Open CommunityEvents & Competition
Cairn Project is where competitions, events, and Jams take place.
Users can sign up for free and earn real prizes by participating.
Visit Cairn ProjectThe Bigger Picture
Cairn Stats looks at the Catalogue as a whole, showing general route statistics such as median difficulty and other common route data.
You can also filter the data by area to compare how different parts of Cairn stack up.
View Cairn StatsStay Updated
Notifications are used when Cairn Catalogue needs to give you an update about something you submitted or joined.
Find out when a submitted route has been approved or rejected.
Receive updates about victories, losses, and competition outcomes.
Receive other important information connected to an event you joined.
Notifications are not a separate part of the Catalogue to explore. They are there to surface information when something relevant to your account happens.
At A Glance
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Learn what the route tags and climbing classifications used throughout Cairn Catalogue mean.