3D-printed terrain reliefs
Turn your runs into
lasting objects.
Upload the GPX your watch recorded and we build a relief of the mountains you ran through, with the route itself raised and printed in a contrasting colour. You choose exactly which part of the mountain to print, and see it before you order.
Start here
Drop your GPX here
The file your watch exported. Garmin, Strava, Coros and Suunto all work.
Your GPX is location history, and its first point is usually your home. It is used to make your print and nothing else. If you would rather your start point were not on the plaque, frame it out in the next step.
How it works
- 1
Upload
Your GPX file. The shape of the print comes from your track alone.
- 2
Frame
Zoom and pan to pick which part of the mountain the plaque shows.
- 3
Configure
Size, colours, and what the label says.
- 4
Preview
A zoomable render, and the model itself in 3D.
- 5
We print and ship
Printed to order, finished by hand, sent to your door.
What you can choose
Prices are placeholders while this is an alpha.
Size
- 150 mm · standard€89
- 180 mm€119
- 200 mm€149
The frame is always square, so an out-and-back along one valley sits as a ribbon inside a block of terrain rather than being squashed into a strip.
Print type
Two-piece inlay
The route is printed as a separate insert in a contrasting filament and seated into a recess in the relief, so the track is genuinely a different colour rather than painted.
Colours
Relief
Route
Combinations that would not read from across a room are flagged as you pick.
Base
- No base—
- Oak base+€25
The label is printed as separate letters and glued to the base, so the lettering is a different colour from the relief.
What works best
Mountain routes
The whole point is the terrain. A run with real climbing reads beautifully; a flat route through a city will not, and we will say so rather than take your money.
Anywhere on Earth
Elevation is fetched for whatever corner of the world you ran in — the Alps, the Andes, Norway above the Arctic Circle.
The run itself
If your recording includes the drive to the trailhead, trim it — or just frame the part you want and leave the rest out.
