Hi all - Best source of bike trails?

[ldavisuk]

Hi all newbie question. Whats the best source of emtb trails online

 

[MadsB]

Hi all newbie question. Whats the best source of emtb trails online

www.Trailforks.com is quite good, but don’t search specifically for emtb trails as there isn’t many. But plenty of mtb trails you can use.

 

[Franzo]

I use the Komoot app and it works great and it syncs well with my garmin fenix.

 

[Gary]

@carlbiker ?

 

[Link]

Komoot for me works well

 

[carlbiker]

@carlbiker ?

Trailforks by far the simplest, if you’d lucky you might get the directions needed you only need this as a reference at the trail centers; great to have at a glance. What you will notice is each trail line may have an official name which is good to refer to. Trailforks strength is also its weakness since it only allows stewards of bike parks to get their contributions approved, otherwise it falls into some other type of queue and I don’t see so many ‘off the beat and track’ examples, if there is there generally incomplete

if your looking XC then Kommute is great as you can see ‘highlights’ (photos and descriptions). Hidden at times is openstreetmaps mtb scale data (1-5) Proposed features/mtb:scale - OpenStreetMap Wiki click the usage for a description which will sometimes have a grade for the trail line

Its not an ideal but I’m trying to convert this info and ‘Trailfork’ openstreetmaps data to see if anything pops out, it’s likely to be cack though but might unearth a gem or two

Ive a couple ideas I’m running over with a dev atm, in an ideal world we would all have devices like the ShredMate (which I’ve bought)and we use something like this to record gnarlyness live which then uploads, zero bs that way but would need an app developing to help with this....

 

[Mteam]

Off the beaten track

 

[carlbiker]

Off the beaten track

? iPhone doesn’t like this!! It has been replaced since however

 

[Jersey Woods]

MTB Project and Singletracks