How we verify events
Published in this build: 2026-11-06. Event verification dates are separate.
Rumpelwege maintains a curated catalogue. A listing is a planning aid, and the organizer remains the authority on entry conditions, dates, routes and safety requirements.
Which sources do we use?
We prioritize official event websites and organizer registration pages. Series calendars help check membership and dates. Other calendars can suggest an event to research, but do not establish every fact.
What gets reviewed before publication?
The evidence pipeline stores observations separately from published listings. Proposed changes require review and approval before publication. Fetching a page successfully does not verify all fields. Suggestions and correction messages do not publish themselves.
What does a provisional figure mean?
Organizers sometimes announce dates or routes before they are final. Read the notes beside a listing and check the official source. A missing fee or distance is unknown, not zero. An old edition is retained as history; its facts do not describe the next edition.
How current are the labels?
The site is generated as a static publication. Date-derived labels reflect the publication day, and can change only after another release. Releases are currently manual; there is no guaranteed daily refresh. A new build does not recheck organizer facts or discover that an event has sold out.
How do you report a correction?
Use “Suggest a correction” on the event page to include the edition, or the Contact form here. Include the official source and the fact that needs attention. The maintainer reviews messages through the evidence pipeline. There is no guaranteed response time.