Trailforks Blog

The new 2026 update lets you track your crew in real-time, manage high school league practices, and monitor battery levels directly on the map.

Jungle loam, desert surfing, and Michelin-star meals - Holly Duncan joins Yoann Barelli and Nate Spitz for a week of cultural immersion in Mexico.

Mountain biking the Yukon: deep loam, no lines and the days never end.

We’ve heard your number one request loud and clear: “Give us an Apple Watch app!

It's called Flowjob, you sickos.

Ride your bike, win some prizes.

Those views are just ridiculously nice.

Pump tracks are the unsung heroes of MTB. Change our mind.

A natural canyon with buttery-like flow, wide banked turns to rail, and wide open stretches.

See how many days in the 30-day period you can ride your bike!

Nothing like a good flow trail.

Use the Trailforks Road Trip Planner to make sure you don't miss the best riding areas on your next trip.

This old-school steep and deep trail, recently got a new-school makeover.

Wallrides can be found on trails in every corner of the globe and each location offers its own twist on the classic feature.

Take a closer look at the iconic trail.

Map based proximity alerts that give you audio and haptic as you get closer.

Red rock towering around you, endless desert landscapes, and the promise of an epic ride ahead.

We're taking you to the North West corner of the South Island of New Zealand.

An overview of the main features, on how the approach works on the platform and what regular users can do to improve the maps.

These are the trails that Trailforks users gave the most stars to in 2023.

The Trailforks team has been hard at work in 2023, adding new features and refinements along with bug fixes.

Two grand prizes of a trip to Oakridge, Oregon with Trans Cascadia Excursions are up for grabs, along with a bunch of tires!

or your computer, if you're old school.

Visualize climbs, descents, and everything in between more easily than ever before.

The mapping app is now available in their ELEMNT range of GPS bike computers.

We want to highlight some key features so riders can find the best trail conditions in the shoulder season.

If the tools are calling your name, RSVP for that volunteer trail day and read this.

We've added some new features to help riders quickly see which trails are ready to ride.

Trailforks now has a feature that made it easy to document and visualize the iconic routes of loosely connected trails.

Introducing new feature to help you plan your next adventure.

Trailforks now displays information to show how much you are jumping, and helps inform riders about the jump-ability of any trail.

Trailforks CIQ app now works on the Garmin wearables like the Forerunner and Fenix watches.
Check out the article about some of the useful features when following a route with a watch.

Trail mapping app Trailforks is introducing a paid option in order to continue improving its mapping and trail management capabilities.

It's never too late to donate to your local trail association.

Trail associations need your help more than ever to maintain the trails for you.

2019 was a huge year for Trailforks. Here are some of the highlights.

We've entered a 4-year agreement through 2023 with the Sea Otter Classic as the Official Media and Mapping Partner of the event.

These five groups are going above and beyond when it comes to protecting, investing and advocating for public spaces and trails we choose to recreate on.

We have an official winner for the 30 Day Ride Challenge. Drum roll please...

This new Trailforks App feature shows a rider the characteristics of a trail. At a glance know if there are punchy climbs, steep sections or hike-a-bike uphills on a trail.

Who deserves particular attention for their efforts to improve our riding and our world? Here's our short list.

The Trailforks crew has been hard at work this year and there have been a MASSIVE number of changes to the website, app, and backend. They're all listed here.

Explore Whistler’s trail network and record your rides on Trailforks for your chance to win!

Enter the Emily Batty MSA Challenge presented by Red Bull to win a trip to the 2019 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships in Mont-Sainte-Anne, Quebec.

We've partnered with Whistler Brewing to create a hazy, juicy, summer crusher, the "Hazy Trail Pale Ale," just in time for Crankworx Whistler. Join us at our launch event on August 1st in Whistler!

Trailforks has a new directory that compiles all of your favourite mountain bike YouTube content in one spot. It's also integrated into the app, and videos from YouTube channels are prioritized when you're exploring for a new spot to ride.

Leave the phone in your pocket. Trailforks now available on Garmin Edge handle bar mounted devices.

Land owner overlay, historical heatmaps, ride start heatmaps, auto-direction, and print maps. Tools that we make that help trail associations make and maintain great trail networks.

Utilizing the data collected from the Trailforks ridelog we have the top ten riding locations in Canada.

You can now generate high dpi printable maps for events, kiosks, trail signage.
Using the new Trailforks Print Maps Interface, users are able to select various map layers and produce large scale maps in both screen and printer friendly output formats

We looked at the data for the month of July to see what were the most popular riding areas for the Month of July.

Trailforks benefits Search and Rescue crew. Read more about it here.

GPS Tracking, Strava segment overlay, Event section, Popular routes, US Landowner overlay, Map filtering, Comments, and much more.

You can now use Trailforks in conjunction with your Garmin using the new Trailforks Garmin Basemap. Currently in its first release, we're busy working on new features and are keen to get user feedback. Full details inside.

The guys from Trailforks have been splicing an dicing various shapefiles from a variety of sources to build its land owner polygon database.

In this latest Trailforks tutorial, we take you through how to add trail builder details to a trail, allowing you to find a professional trail builder and look at their past projects.

Plan a mountain biking road trip using this tool and discover the best riding areas, trails & events along your route.

Following on with the winter theme, this latest installment of Trailforks Tutorials takes you through how to map and view all-season and winter only trails.

Don't want people riding certain trails in winter or want to let riders know about the conditions? Check out how to close an entire riding area using the Bulk Trail Report tool in our latest Trailforks tutorial.

When you name a trail Kitchen Sink, then you'd better have every type of feature on it.

Are you wanting to know what your local shop sells or are you the local shop and you want riders to know what brands that you carry? This Trailforks Tutorial is for you.

The Pinkbike/Trailforks Directory is a massive collection of bike shops, club, trail associations, professional builders, guiding outfits, and race organizers and they are all at your finger tips.

With our Ride Planner feature, you can prepare a route ahead of time and save it for future rides.

It's been one year since the launch of the Trailforks app and we've recently released a new app update and have a range of new features to follow.

Rolling into a new zone and wondering which trail is a must ride? Well, the Trailforks app can help.

You're about to go riding and want to know what shape the trails are in, you check the reports. When you are done riding, please add one for the next riders.

Want to know how to connect Trailforks to Strava to import your rides? We've created this handy guide so you can use Trailforks to view your ride logs, track your rides, and check out your personal statistics.

You can now route a trail to include roads and work along OpenStreetMap roads near trails on the Trailforks database.

Learn how to add a routes found on Trailfork to the App on your Smartphone.

This month we venture to Costa Rica to find out more about the Los Senderos de Colón Bike Park and its newest downhill trail, El Ciclón.

We are big fans of the riding in Oregon and it's exciting to see a new area like this putting in the time to make some more quality trails for all to enjoy.