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komoot

MCP server openai

Komoot helps people discover inspiring outdoor adventures! Explore routes and community-recommended highlights for cycling, hiking, running, and more, shared by a global community of outdoor enthusiasts.

Homepage
https://www.komoot.com
Remote URL
https://gpt.main.komoot.net/mcp
Auth
NONE

Tools (2)

Extracted live via the executor SDK.

  • find_routes_by_location

    Find hiking, running, cycling, or other outdoor routes near a named location within an optional specified radius (meters).

    Do NOT use this tool when the user:

    • Asks for point-to-point route planning (e.g., 'plan a route from A to B', 'create a route from Munich to Garmisch').
    • Asks for directions or navigation between two specific locations. Instead, explain that komoot discovers existing community-verified routes near a location, and suggest rephrasing as a discovery search (e.g., 'show me hikes near [location]').

    Use this tool when the user:

    • Requests routes near a specific point of interest, landmark, or named place.
    • Requests routes near their current location ('near me').
    • Wants to find routes accessible from a specific starting place type (train station, bus stop, car park).

    Users can specify filters for: sport type (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, etc.).

    Numeric filter values for radius, length, and elevation MUST be specified in meters; duration in seconds.

    Returns a carousel or map widget of routes. The widget displays distance in miles and elevation in feet.

  • find_highlights_by_location

    Find outdoor highlights and points of interest near a named location within an optional specified radius (meters).

    Do NOT use this tool when the user:

    • Asks for point-to-point route planning (e.g., 'plan a route from A to B').
    • Asks for directions or navigation between two specific locations. Instead, explain that komoot discovers existing points of interest and routes near a location, and suggest rephrasing as a discovery search.

    Use this tool when the user:

    • Requests highlights, viewpoints, or points of interest near a specific place or landmark.
    • Requests highlights near their current location ('near me').
    • Wants to discover natural features (summits, waterfalls, lakes, trails) or amenities (cafes, restaurants, huts) in an area.

    Users can specify filters for: sport type (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 MUST be specified in meters.

    Returns an interactive map widget showing highlights with markers.