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Gaia GPS How-To: Using the Click Drawer on gaiagps.com

by Tyler Jackson November 11, 2026
written by Tyler Jackson
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On gaiagps.com, one click on the web map gives you elevation, weather, nearby trails, and more for that exact location.

Most planning questions start with a place. How high is it? What will the weather be up there? What trails get me there? On the Gaia GPS web app, you can answer all three of these questions without leaving the map. Watch the video tutorial below and learn how:


Video Overview

Click any point on the map, and a sidebar opens with the marked location click drawer, which includes:

  • Elevation at that point
  • Coordinates
  • Weather, precipitation, and wind
  • Nearby hikes

For more weather information, click the weather details in the sidebar, provided by OpenSnow, and choose ‘View 10-day Forecast’ to open the full forecast on OpenSnow.


The marked location click drawer earns its keep in comparisons. Click your trailhead, high point, or camp, and pack accordingly for each destination. You can also click a trail to pull it up to learn more. Think of the drawer as a shortened Discover menu pinned to wherever you clicked.

Try it yourself today: Click the highest point on your next route and compare it with the trail.

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Tyler Jackson

Tyler is a support agent at Gaia GPS and an enthusiastic writer about mountain sports based out of Denver, Colorado. He spends his free time ski touring, mountaineering, writing short stories, and (once the snow has melted) running.

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