Trailforks

This is a great application that I use and contribute content to regularly. I have a few suggestions that I think will make the tool even more useful. Bike Maintenance: Trailforks knows how many miles and hours I’m logging on my specific bikes. It would be awesome if I could track my bike maintenance in the app as a simple time stamp, bike and description. When viewing an item on the schedule show the accumulated hours and miles on the associated bike since this time stamp. Winter Trail Reports: More trail conditions specific to winter riding. I suggest: Deep/loose snow, packed snow, ice. Map View OSM layer option: In many riding areas trails have been added to OpenStreetMap but have not been added to Trailforks yet. Being able to view OSM map data in the map view as a layer much like you can in the track editor would be a great way to research new riding areas and perhaps lead to contributed content.

I used MTB project for a few years, then downloaded Trailforks after a buddy recommended it. I generally like the app, it the problem that I have is that it is extremely difficult (for my old eyes) to read trail names, and it is especially difficult in bright sun. Even when I zoom in, the words simply move to another location and shrink down, and are always low contrast. I find myself running both Trailforks and MTB project at the same time. I like Trailforks better for most feature, but I constantly look to MTB project so I can read the trail names. Seems like this would be an easy fix that would make it so much nicer to use.

I love this app way more than MTB Project. I would pay money for a watch app. I just routed a route through a few trails, I’ll have to keep pulling out my phone to see which way to go... if the watch vibrated at a “trail fork” heheheh, kind of like the GPS already does when using Apple Maps, with an arrow to tell you which way to turn or something along those lines, I would pay for it. PLEASE make watch support for routes, it would be amazing. Thanks!

This is an amazing app. I first installed and used it in Whistler after a rave recommendation from a young gal in a coffee shop. And then had near local- strength intel for the rest of the visit. Then I turned it on before a ride at one of my regular trails in Seattle. It downloaded all of the US trails over the air in seconds, and gave me more route choice options. How do they make money to support their development? I would happily pay for quality like this.

I love the pink bike website so I thought that I would try out this app from them. Let me tell you that this app is amazing. I thought that and app could not have as much information as this app has. This app is so amazing that it has features that I did not even think that an app would have. This is an app that I would recommend any cyclist to get. If you are a mountain biker then this is your dream app.