1,088,053 georeferenced 360° panoramas along 3,590 trails and river segments in 41 states, captured 2010 to 2026. Every scene carries its position, heading, elevation and capture time, and sits in sequence with the scenes before and after it. Text on this site is free to use with attribution. Imagery and per-scene data are licensed here, and machines can read the same terms at /rsl-license.xml.
One equirectangular JPEG per scene. Captures from 2025 onward are delivered at 11968 by 5984 pixels; earlier captures are rebuilt from the highest tile level of the published scene. Nadir and zenith are included.
A JSON sidecar per scene: scene id, trail id and name, latitude, longitude, elevation, heading, capture timestamp, weather at capture where recorded, and the structured scene analysis where one has been run.
Scenes are ordered along the corridor at roughly 10 to 30 metre spacing, so a licensed set is a set of continuous ground-level tracks, not a bag of unrelated images. A JSONL index ties every scene to its neighbours.
A signed S3 manifest with a 30 day download window, or a bucket grant for large orders. Re-issued on request. Checksums for every file.
| Product | What you get | How it is sold | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sample pack | 60 scenes with full records, chosen to show the range of the corpus. | Browse a 10-scene preview pack now, or register for a 60-scene key at /api/sample/register. No payment. |
Free |
| Evaluation pack | 1,000 scenes from corridors you choose. | Request, invoice, delivery within five business days of payment. | $500 |
| Corridor packs | Whole trails, rivers or regions. 15,000 scene minimum. | Per scene. Invoice, or purchase order for public agencies. | $0.50 per scene |
| Full corpus | Every licensable scene, non-exclusive, perpetual for the delivered set, with an optional annual refresh of new captures. | Quote and signed agreement. | From $250,000 |
| Per-scene retrieval | Single scene records and panoramas fetched on demand by an application or agent. | Metered access opens with the payment protocol rollout. Request early access. | $0.05 per record $0.25 per panorama |
| Sentinel detections | Timestamped, geolocated species detections from Sentinel field cameras. | By agreement with the site owner and Terrain360. | Quote |
| Commissioned capture | A corridor that is not in the corpus yet, captured to the same standard and delivered under the same terms. | Scoped by corridor. See custom maps. | Quote |
Prices are in US dollars and exclude taxes. Corridor and full-corpus licenses exclude scenes captured under agreements that reserve rights to a client or agency; those corridors are named in the quote. Volume and multi-year terms are available on request.
Browse the 10-scene preview pack (full-resolution originals with records), or register once and pull the 60 scene sample with the key you are issued.
curl -X POST https://www.terrain360.com/api/sample/register \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"name":"Your name","email":"you@example.com","organization":"Your org","use_case":"What you are evaluating","agree_terms":true}'
curl https://www.terrain360.com/api/sample/scenes -H "X-API-Key: terrain360_..."
Tell us the corridors or the scene count you need and how you will use it. You get an itemised quote and invoice within one business day. Card and ACH through the invoice, or a purchase order for public agencies.
Within five business days of payment you receive a signed manifest for every file plus the JSONL index. The license is perpetual for the delivered set; see the terms.
Trail descriptions, hotspot narratives and place metadata may be used for search, grounding and training without charge. Cite Terrain360 (terrain360.com) and, where you cite a place, link its trail page so a reader can see it. The structured corpus is available at /api/llm/trails, /api/llm/trail/{id} and /api/llm/corpus, and the site index at /llms.txt. Species observations served under /api/observations come from third parties under their own licenses and are not part of the Terrain360 license.
The same terms are published as a Really Simple Licensing (RSL 1.0) document. It is referenced by a License: line in robots.txt, by a Link: rel="license" header on every response including JSON and imagery, and by a <link rel="license"> tag in page heads.