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When you create checkpoints for a map, either:
1. Make it very clear how long the map will be. For the mountain, I had no clue how many sections were left due to it going around with different speeds (jetpack sections etc.)
2. Make it very clear, where checkpoints are supposed to go. Either by the same strategy as other maps with putting signs saying "Checkpoint", or by just making fairly large, safe platforms that almost scream "Make a checkpoint here!"