Building the trail record with clubs and riders. Request a rider invite or bring your club onboard for the Android and iOS beta.

Built for where you ride and what you ride

Trails change. Stay current.

A shared trail record built with local clubs and riders, available online or offline.

We’re looking for Android and iOS beta testers now. Beta access is by invitation only. Create an account, sign in, then request an invite. Help build the trail record for your area: report what you find, fill in missing trail data, and give the next rider better information. Rider-submitted data stays unofficial until the responsible club takes ownership of the trail system and reviews it. Until then, trails DynamicTrail has checked are on the map and marked Unofficial.

Android and iPhone launch together. The iPhone public release ships alongside Android; CarPlay follows later this year.

Clubs and riders build the record together

Clubs make information official. Riders help keep it current by sharing what they see on the ground.

For clubs

Give riders a record they can trust

Bring your club's knowledge into one place, keep trails and conditions current, and review what riders report before it becomes official.

See the club workflow

For riders

Help the next rider

Plan from trails shown as open and eligible in the club's latest published information. Then share hazards, corrections and missing trail details so other riders have a better answer on their next ride. If no route connects, DynamicTrail explains what stopped it and where.

See rider features

How clubs and riders build a record people can use

The club starts the record

Start with GPX or KML files, local knowledge, or a description of the ground and build the trail system with us.

Riders add what they find

Share a correction, hazard, condition or missing detail from the trail, including when you are offline.

The club makes it official

Club volunteers review rider contributions, then apply, adjust or decline them before they change the official record.

Other riders benefit

The next rider gets better trail information, and the cycle continues as people add what they learn.

The map while riding a staked ice crossing: the club's Ice Crossing marking along the trail, a Pressure Ridge band ahead, an approach chip reading 469 ft ahead, and a banner naming the closed stretch beyond it

A shared effort

Every contribution helps the next ride

  • The club's trails, closures, conditions and points of interest, posted on the stretch they apply to
  • Rider observations that give clubs a clear starting point for review; the club decides
  • Routes planned for the machine you ride, steered clear of the club's restrictions, with clear no-route explanations
  • Approach warnings for relevant conditions ahead, spoken before you reach them
  • Ride recording, GPX/KML import and individual export
  • Offline observations that send when coverage returns

What a marking does, from the club's posting to the rider's route

Explore the Features

Android Auto

Trail context on a compatible dash.

Your phone handles location, storage, and ride recording while the head unit keeps useful trail context in view.

From the dash

  • See the club trail map and markings on the affected stretch
  • Pan, zoom, recenter, and open trail or waypoint details
  • Record, pause, resume, or stop a ride
  • Drop a waypoint or mark the start of a new trail segment
  • Choose a machine and check trail eligibility
  • Follow a saved route with a turn card and spoken guidance

Availability: Android Auto is built into the Android release. It is an optional Premium capability, and Premium is not yet for sale.

Explore Android Auto capabilities

Help build the record

Give your club and fellow riders better trail information.

Clubs bring the trail system and make information official. Riders share what they find. Every useful contribution helps the next person plan a better ride.