Trail guides · by riders, for riders
Know the trail before you drop in.
Written guides to real mountain bike trails — the line, the features, the hazards, where to park and what to ride next — on a map that works without signal.
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- Zone at launch: Lisbon & Sintra
- GPX
- Every trail, downloadable
- Offline
- Map and guides on the phone
Guides
More than a line on a map.
Apps show you where a trail goes. A guide tells you how it rides.
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Section by section
Every trail broken into its parts: what's coming, what it takes, the line that works and the one that doesn't.
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Features and hazards
Drops, gaps, rock rolls, blind corners, the root that catches everyone in the wet — photographed and pinned to the map.
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Rated by riders
Difficulty, flow, exposure and how it holds up after rain, scored by people who rode it this month.
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The ride around it
Where to park, how to link the descents, the climb that's worth it, the shop that fixes a bent hanger on a Sunday.
Map
Trails and everything a ride needs.
One map, on the phone, offline: trails, trailheads, parking, water, bike shops, mechanics, lifts and parks.
- Trails with guides
- Parking and trailheads
- Bike shops and mechanics
- Water and food
- Lifts and bike parks
- GPX download
How it works
Three steps to a better ride.
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Pick a zone
Open the map where you are or where you're going.
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Read the guide
See how each trail rides before you commit to it.
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Ride with the line in your head
Take the map offline, follow the GPX, stay on bike.
Locals
Write the guide to your home trails.
Nobody knows a trail like the riders who built it and ride it every week. Guides are written by locals, credited by name, and kept current by the people who care.
Early access
Be first on the trail.
Leave an email and we'll write when the app opens in your zone.