- data
- Array<object>
- Complete consumer-place records ordered by label ascending.
- data[].destination
- string
- Canonical consumer-place slug. Check endpoints.access before using the access URL.
- data[].label
- string
- Human-facing destination label.
- data[].kind
- string
- Single primary identity: ski-resort, lake, mountain-community, mountain-pass, corridor, park-gateway, or region.
- data[].area
- string
- Homepage consumer-area id shared with the area filter.
- data[].facets
- string[]
- Public askable activity or feature tags. The activity=skiing selection returns ski-resort-kind places, and skiing is carried only by ski-resort-kind records (FACET-ATTACHMENT-2).
- data[].jurisdiction
- string
- Canonical API jurisdiction code for the destination record.
- data[].jurisdiction_slug
- string
- Website jurisdiction slug paired with the canonical jurisdiction code.
- data[].routes
- string[]
- Canonical API route values preserved in the destination-owned route order.
- data[].communities
- string[]
- Curated community labels in the destination-owned order. Empty arrays remain valid.
- data[].contained_by
- string | null
- Hub or backing destination for overlay and related-target places; null for independent places. Empty routes and communities on a contained place mean it registers none of its own.
- data[].endpoints.access
- boolean
- Whether the place is in the destination-access capability roster.
- data[].endpoints.weather
- boolean
- Whether the place is in the public destination-weather capability roster.
- data[].endpoints.map_geometry
- boolean
- Whether access support, a registered access path, and public map-geometry exposure all hold.
- data[].endpoints.route_summary
- boolean
- Whether the slug may scope a route that registers it; this is not eligibility for every route.
- _meta.request_id
- string
- Request identifier for debugging and support workflows.
- _meta.response_generated_at
- string
- ISO timestamp describing when the API assembled the response.
- _meta.pagination
- null
- Always null because destinations is a non-paginated discovery endpoint.