world.treeline.waypoint.record

A backcountry point of interest, water source, campsite, summit, or hazard.

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Properties

Optional reference to the activity record where this waypoint was logged.

category

requiredstring

Classification category for the waypoint.

  • knownValues: water_source | campsite | hazard | summit | viewpoint | shelter | trailhead | junction | resupply | parking | bridge | gate | aid_station | toilet | other

createdAt

requiredstring · datetime

Creation timestamp.

Detailed notes, condition report, flow rate, or access directions.

  • maxLength: 20000
  • maxGraphemes: 2000

images

array

Photos of the waypoint or feature.

  • maxLength: 4
itemsblob
  • maxSize: 5000000
  • accept: image/png, image/jpeg, image/webp

location

requiredref

Geographical location coordinates for the waypoint.

Reference

Optional reference to the route record associated with this waypoint.

status

string

Current or known condition status (e.g., reliable water, washed out bridge).

  • knownValues: reliable | seasonal | dry | flowing | open | closed | caution | impassable | verified

title

requiredstring

Name or title of the waypoint (e.g. Upper Creek Spring, High Pass Bivy).

  • maxLength: 2000
  • maxGraphemes: 200

#pointLocation

object

Point coordinates and optional elevation.

Properties

Elevation above sea level in meters.

latitude

requiredstring

Latitude in decimal degrees (-90 to 90), as a decimal string (the ATProto data model has no floats).

longitude

requiredstring

Longitude in decimal degrees (-180 to 180), as a decimal string (the ATProto data model has no floats).

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