Trippik runs on trust: someone shares a spot that took them years to find, and someone else heads out counting on the description being honest. These guidelines exist to protect that trust — and the people and places that make it possible.
Treat the person on the other side the way you’d treat someone you meet on the trail: with goodwill. Insults, harassment, threats, stalking and hate speech — based on race, origin, gender, sexual orientation, religion or disability — have no place here and lead to immediate suspension.
Post places you’ve actually been to and photos you took yourself. Don’t make up places, don’t use other people’s images without permission, and don’t downplay how hard or risky a spot is to reach — people may end up there because of what you wrote.
Sexually explicit content, graphic violence, any inappropriate content involving minors, promoting crime, selling illegal substances or encouraging activities that put lives at risk are all prohibited.
Don’t use Trippik for unsolicited advertising, scams, chain messages, fake accounts or automation. If you run a business connected to a place, say who you are — the community values transparency.
Don’t post other people’s personal details (addresses, contact info, license plates) or photos where someone can be identified without their consent. Take extra care with children.
Many of these places are fragile. Don’t share ways into private property or encourage people to enter protected or closed-off areas. Take your trash with you, don’t light fires, and leave every place as you found it — or better.
We review every report with context and proportionality. Depending on how serious it is and whether it has happened before:
Every post, comment, review, place and profile has a Report option. Choose a reason and, if you like, add a line or two of context — it helps us decide faster. You can also block anyone you’d rather not see again: you’ll stop seeing each other’s content and won’t be able to interact.
If someone is in immediate danger, contact the emergency services first (112 in Europe). For questions about a moderation decision, email [email protected].
The people who report, who explain a tricky path, who carry their trash back out — they’re what makes Trippik worth it.
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