About the project
How CloudSix keeps memories of mountains and roads
CloudSix grew from a simple need: after every mountain trip too many photos, short clips and route fragments end up scattered in personal folders. We wanted a place to arrange those traces by album and season — without noise and without promising everything at once.
Club members keep photo and video material from ski and snowboard trips, hiking routes and short expeditions. Materials can be grouped into themed albums, tagged by region and season, and accompanied by brief trip reports.
The club does not claim to be a professional media service. It is an amateur archive: a place to return years later to a frame from a pass, to remember how a slope looked that January, or to point a friend to a trail you once walked together.
Members can create their own archives, publish trip reports, share routes and tips, collect memories across seasons and regions, and exchange impressions of natural places they have seen.
We value care with other people’s materials, respect for authorship and a calm tone. CloudSix is not a competition platform — it is a shared diary for those who love snow, height and the long road to the horizon.