komoot

Show supported komoot capabilities and account-connection availability. Use when the user asks what komoot can do or how to connect an account. Discovery works without connecting; connecting enables saving routes. This tool does not initiate OAuth, search, save, or resume a pending request. Read-only.

connect_komoot

Export a komoot route as a GPX file. Pass the route id from find_routes_by_location, or the plan_url from plan_route / plan_loop for a planned route; returns a download link to the route's GPX track (geometry with elevation; timestamps for recorded activities), both as text and as structured content. Call this for every request to download or export a GPX, for discovered and planned routes alike; never tell the user to export it manually. Read-only. When the host renders the export card it already shows the file name and links, so do not repeat them; briefly confirm the file is ready to download or share.

export_gpx

Discover community highlights that sit along a specific komoot route, ordered from the start of the route to the end. Anchors highlights to one route, so the caller can answer 'what will I see on this route' with confidence. Use it when the user supplies a komoot route id, or a route returned by find_routes_by_location. For highlights around a place, use find_highlights_by_location instead. It does not plan point-to-point routes and does not provide directions. Filters: corridor_meters (maximum distance from the route for a highlight to count as along it, 100-2000, default 500), sport (hike, jogging, touringbicycle, racebike, mtb, mtb_easy) and categories (viewpoint, trail, summit, waterfall, lake, river, beach, forest, cave, gorge, canyon, mountain_pass, volcano, castle, historical_site, cafe, pub, restaurant, hut, and more). Returns up to `limit` highlights with name, category, distance along the route, offset from the route, elevation gain, and a komoot link, both as text and as structured content. When the host renders the widget it already shows these results, so do not list them again; summarize in at most 3 sentences and offer to refine the search.

find_highlights_along_route

Discover outdoor highlights and points of interest near a named location from komoot's library of community-curated places. Finds existing highlights near a single location. It does not plan point-to-point routes between two locations and does not provide turn-by-turn directions. Use when the user wants highlights, viewpoints, or points of interest near a specific place or landmark, or natural features (summits, waterfalls, lakes, trails) or amenities (cafes, restaurants, huts) in an area. For 'near me', pass 'current_location': it works only when the host supplies the user's location (e.g. ChatGPT); otherwise ask for a named place. Filters: sport (hike, jogging, touringbicycle, racebike, mtb, mtb_easy) and categories (viewpoint, trail, summit, waterfall, lake, river, beach, forest, cave, gorge, canyon, mountain_pass, volcano, castle, historical_site, cafe, pub, restaurant, hut, and more). Radius filter is in meters. Returns up to `limit` highlights with name, category, distance, elevation gain, and a komoot link, both as text and as structured content. When the host renders the widget it already shows these results, so do not list them again; summarize in at most 3 sentences and offer to refine the search.

find_highlights_by_location

Discover outdoor routes near an explicit latitude/longitude pair from komoot's library of community-verified routes. Finds existing routes near a single coordinate. It does not plan point-to-point routes between two locations and does not provide turn-by-turn directions. Use only when the caller supplies explicit latitude and longitude; coordinates are never inferred from a place name. For a named place, or for 'near me', use find_routes_by_location. Filters: sport (hike, jogging, touringbicycle, racebike, mtb, mtb_easy), difficulty (easy, moderate, difficult), duration (seconds), length (meters), elevation gain (meters), surface preference (paved/unpaved), route type (loop, out-and-back), starting place category, and route attributes (waterfalls, lakes, summits, forests, coastline, cafes, restaurants, mountain huts). Numeric filters: radius, length, and elevation in meters; duration in seconds. Latitude must be within [-90, 90], longitude within [-180, 180], and a radius smaller than 5000 meters is raised to 5000 meters. Returns up to `limit` routes with name, sport, difficulty, distance, duration, elevation gain, and a komoot link, both as text and as structured content. When the host renders the widget it already shows these results, so do not list them again; summarize in at most 3 sentences and offer to refine the search.

find_routes_near_coordinates

Discover outdoor routes near a named location from komoot's library of community-verified routes. Finds existing routes near a single starting location. It does not plan point-to-point routes between two locations and does not provide turn-by-turn directions. Use when the user wants routes near a specific point of interest, landmark, or named place, or from a specific starting place type (train station, bus stop, car park, public transport). For 'near me', pass 'current_location': it works only when the host supplies the user's location (e.g. ChatGPT); otherwise ask for a named place. Filters: sport (hike, jogging, touringbicycle, racebike, mtb, mtb_easy), difficulty (easy, moderate, difficult), duration (seconds), length (meters), elevation gain (meters), surface preference (paved/unpaved), route type (loop, out-and-back), starting place category, and route attributes (waterfalls, lakes, summits, forests, coastline, cafes, restaurants, mountain huts). Numeric filters: radius, length, and elevation in meters; duration in seconds. Returns up to `limit` routes with name, sport, difficulty, distance, duration, elevation gain, and a komoot link, both as text and as structured content. When the host renders the widget it already shows these results, so do not list them again; summarize in at most 3 sentences and offer to refine the search.

find_routes_by_location

Get detailed metadata for a single komoot highlight (point of interest) by id: category, description, distance, elevation gain/loss, score, access warnings, cover image and a gallery, plus coordinates and a komoot link. Pass a highlight id returned by find_highlights_by_location. Read-only.

get_highlight_details

Get detailed metadata for a single komoot route by id: sport, difficulty, distance, duration, elevation gain/loss, surface and way-type breakdown, rating, visitor count, cover image, plus a GPX download link. Pass a route id returned by find_routes_by_location. Read-only.

get_route_details

Plan a new route through a list of waypoints in travel order, using komoot's route planner. Use it when the user asks to plan or create a route — for example from one place to another, through several places, or a loop back to the start. Pass at least two waypoints in the order the route should visit them: each is a place name, an explicit latitude/longitude pair, or a mix. This creates a route; it does not search existing community routes (use find_routes_by_location for those). Tune the result with sport (hike, jogging, touringbicycle, racebike, mtb, mtb_easy), constitution (routing fitness 1-5, default 3), and custom_tags (quiet, scenic, shortest, less_elevation, technical, no_ferry, no_poor, no_steps, no_steep). Returns the planned route's distance, duration, elevation gain, and geometry, both as text and as structured content. Saving is a separate step. Requires signing in with komoot. When the host renders the widget it already shows these results, so do not list them again; summarize in at most 3 sentences and offer to refine the search.

plan_route