Across valleys and ridgelines
Low-power LoRa radios can travel miles with good placement and line of sight.
Community network · Utah + Idaho + Wyoming
Message across the Mountain West without cell towers or internet. Start with a LoRa radio and join a resilient, community-run network.
Already own a radio? Flash and configure it →
Salt Lake City · Provo · Ogden · Logan · St. George · Boise · Twin Falls · Pocatello · Idaho Falls · Jackson Hole
Choose your path
Whether you are curious, already holding a radio, or ready to improve regional coverage, there is a clear next step.
New to mesh
Compare beginner-friendly devices and find the right hardware for your use.
I have a device
Install MeshCore, connect the app, and apply the regional settings.
I run infrastructure
Add your relay to the registry and help the community understand coverage.
About 15 minutes
No radio license or networking background is required. The community can help if you get stuck.
Ask a question on Discord ↗Meet local operators and find activity near you.
Pick a compatible handheld or build your own node.
Flash the firmware from a supported web browser.
Tune your radio to the MountainWest community profile.
Discover nearby nodes, join a room, and send a message.
Why mesh?
Low-power LoRa radios can travel miles with good placement and line of sight.
Direct messages stay between sender and recipient, not a central platform.
Independent nodes and repeaters mean there is no central point of failure.
Built locally
MountainWest Mesh is built by hikers, makers, radio enthusiasts, and neighbors across Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming.