RidePal MTB App
Find your next ride among 600,000+ mapped MTB trails. Compare difficulty and elevation, plan your route, and track your ride with RidePal for iPhone and Android.
iOS and Android
600k+
mapped MTB trails
250k+
riders using RidePal
4.8
App Store and Google Play rating
iOS + Android
available on both
Why riders use it
RidePal is built around the full mountain biking loop: find the trail, understand the route, ride with confidence, and keep the stats when you are done.
Explore mapped mountain bike trails, bike parks, route stats, elevation, and difficulty before you ride.
Plan ahead and keep the route close when reception gets patchy in the woods or mountains.
Record distance, speed, elevation, and ride history with an app built around MTB workflows.
Check trail context from riders and add your own notes after a ride.
App comparisons
Trailforks, MTB Project, Strava, Komoot, and AllTrails each solve part of the riding workflow. RidePal is built around the MTB loop: find a trail, understand it, ride it, and keep the stats afterward.
A historically strong trail database and long-running regional trail reports.
RidePal is the cleaner fit when you want US trail coverage that is now broadly on par with Trailforks and stronger in some riding areas, plus MTB discovery, navigation, tracking, bike parks, and rider progression in one app.
Guidebook-style route descriptions, photos, and classic trail research.
RidePal goes beyond reference pages with offline navigation, GPS ride tracking, replay, profiles, and community submissions.
Broad fitness tracking, segments, challenges, and social activity sharing.
RidePal starts with mountain biking instead of general fitness, so trail choice, ride context, and MTB stats stay connected.
General outdoor route planning, hiking-friendly discovery, and offline route use.
RidePal is more specialized for mountain bike trail maps, difficulty, bike parks, ride tracking, and MTB-specific progression.
RidePal is free to download on iOS and Android. RidePal Pro is a paid subscription for additional features. Current prices, trial offers, and included features are shown in the app before you subscribe.
RidePal is built for mountain bikers who want MTB trail maps, ride tracking, offline navigation, trail photos, reviews, and bike park discovery in one app.
Yes. RidePal supports offline navigation for riders who want route guidance when reception is limited.
Yes. RidePal records rides with MTB-focused stats including distance, speed, elevation, and ride history.
RidePal can be a Trailforks alternative for riders who want MTB trail discovery, offline navigation, ride tracking, bike parks, photos, reviews, and rider progression in one app. Trailforks has historically had a very strong trail database, but RidePal is now broadly on par in the US, stronger in some riding areas, and keeps improving with hundreds of trail updates each week while building out Europe, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and other riding countries.
Yes. RidePal can be an MTB Project alternative if you want more than guidebook-style trail pages, including navigation, GPS ride tracking, ride replay, bike parks, profiles, and community trail submissions.
Inside the app
Trail discovery
RidePal trail pages make it easy to compare a route before opening the full interactive map, route tools, navigation, and ride tracker.
Keep exploring
Is RidePal free?
Learn about the free download, RidePal Pro, and where to check current pricing.
Trails near me
Find nearby MTB trails, maps, difficulty, photos, and reviews.
Trail map app
Explore MTB trails, elevation, difficulty, and nearby ride options.
Offline navigation
Keep route guidance close when service gets unreliable.
Get trail maps, ride tracking, reviews, photos, and offline navigation on iOS or Android.
