Side projects built on datasets that already exist elsewhere on this site. No invented numbers — every profile, distance and climb below is recorded terrain.
A Madeira trail is shown as nothing but its elevation profile. Read the climb, name the path — then see the real distance and ascent.
The same elevation profile, but you run it. The ground under your feet is the actual shape of the trail — jump the boulders, collect the water the levada carries.
First person, in the dark. Each tunnel is cut from a real trail — its length is the distance you walk, its climb decides what waits in there. Follow the water, keep the lamp burning, and a shot at the roof buys you room to pass.
A green door, an ocean view, and every cat on the island wants in. Let your own cats home, shoo the strangers — or feed a hungry neighbour outside until it stops asking. Each of yours has its own way home, over the wall or off the roof; the look-alikes never get that right. Rain, dusk, a dog and a gull change the rules.
The three levada games read the same trail data as the Madeira Ativa levada guide — 43 classified walks, profiles sourced from Instituto das Florestas e Conservação da Natureza and Visit Madeira.