[LorenPechtel]

No. I'm saying that clicking near a peak was sometimes giving me views that would have required standing elsewhere. The mapping of whether I could see north or south (or neither--most of the trail on that ridgeline does not give views to the north or south) does not accurately correspond to the terrain in any fashion I can discern.

And the second part was simply noting that just because there is a theoretical line of sight doesn't mean you can actually see. The southern view I know goes to haze long before what it's showing me, the northern view is such I didn't even realize there were mountains there beyond the big one close by.

[tombh]

Oh, that sounds like an error on our part then. I'd really appreciate if you could paste the URL when one of those bad lines is rendered.

[LorenPechtel]

I was looking around Mt. Charleston/Griffith Peak, southeastern Nevada. I've been on Griffith many times, Charleston twice. I was comparing what it showed me vs my experience. Your map actually shows the trail, most of that trail has little in the way of views to the other side of the respective peak--the peaks blot out a big chunk.

[tombh]

Thanks. I can't see what you mean myself. If you could paste the URL when you click on one of those incorrect views, I'd really appreciate it. For instance, this one seems correct to me https://map.alltheviews.world/longest/-115.69589485755283_36...