Someone's holding your hill right now.
Hike to a real summit, let your GPS verify you're standing on top, and plant your flag. You hold the crown until a local out-climbs you. Every peak has exactly one king.
You don't get the crown from your couch.
No points to farm, no streaks to grind. Four steps — and every one of them happens on a real summit.
A real hill near you
Queen Anne, Beacon Hill, West Seattle High Point — actual summits on real terrain.
Hike to the top
The only way up is up. Lace up and earn the position.
GPS puts you there
Your location is checked against the true summit before any flag goes down. No spoofing.
Plant your flag
The hill turns your color the instant you take it — and stays yours until someone out-climbs you.
Plant your flag. Take the crown.
Reach the true summit and KOTH confirms you're standing on it. One tap plants your flag, dethrones the current king, and puts your name on the hill for every local to see.
- ▲GPS-verified on the real summit — no couch crowns.
- ▲Dethrone the current king the instant your flag drops.
- ▲Hold it long enough and the hill is yours by right.
The climb is the whole point.
There's no way to buy your way up and no crown from the couch. You compete with the locals on the hills you can both see from your window — the fastest flag in the ground wins, and everyone knows your name when you take it.
Your crown is never safe.
Every hill has one king and a line of challengers. The second a local hikes up and out-claims you, the crown changes hands — and everyone watching the board sees it the moment it happens. Hold one long enough and you become its Keeper.
Real hills. One king each.
Every summit is a real, named Seattle hill at its true elevation. Some are claimed. Some are wide open.
▲ New summits and new cities added every week. Seattle is just the first range.
Who holds your hill?
Find out, then go take it. There's a crown within walking distance with someone else's name on it.