Offline MTB Navigation
Mountain bike navigation for places where service fades.
Plan the ride, open the trail map, and keep route context close when you are riding in forests, mountains, and bike parks.
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
Offline navigation belongs inside the same app you use to plan the ride.
RidePal connects web trail research, in-app route tools, and post-ride tracking so your map does not become a separate chore.
Offline navigation
Keep trail guidance available when mountain terrain or remote trail systems make reception unreliable.
Trail maps
Review the trail, nearby options, elevation, and difficulty before you commit to the route.
Ride confidence
Use route context, stats, and saved trail details to make better decisions before and during the ride.
Track the ride
Record the ride and review your stats after the route is complete.
Questions about RidePal
Why does offline navigation matter for MTB?
Mountain bike trails often run through remote terrain where reception can be unreliable. Offline navigation keeps route context closer when service drops.
Can I plan a ride before using offline navigation?
Yes. RidePal lets you check trail maps, stats, difficulty, and nearby ride options before opening navigation.
Does RidePal also track rides?
Yes. RidePal includes GPS ride tracking and post-ride stats in addition to trail maps and navigation.
Inside the app
3D maps, trail details, ride stats, and replay in one place.
Trail discovery
Search trails on the web, then ride them in the app.
RidePal trail pages make it easy to compare a route before opening the full interactive map, route tools, navigation, and ride tracker.
Keep exploring
Choose the RidePal workflow that matches your next ride.
Download RidePal before your next ride.
Get trail maps, ride tracking, reviews, photos, and offline navigation on iOS or Android.