RidgeLink: Ride More

Backcountry maps, rider-reported snow, land records, and ride days — built for sled, moto, MTB, SxS, ski & hiking crews. Your next ride is on here.

RidgeLink is the community built for the backcountry — snowmobilers, dirt bikers, mountain bikers, SxS and ATV riders, backcountry skiers and splitboarders, and hikers who'd rather be past the trailhead than scrolling.

A REAL BACKCOUNTRY MAP • Satellite imagery with 3D terrain, roads, two-tracks, creeks and lakes • Topo lines, snowmobile trails, MTB singletrack, Forest Service trails, and the agencies' own OHV route layers (USFS MVUM and BLM) wherever they publish them • Land records on the map — tap a spot and see the public record for that ground, with the agency or county source named, so you know when to stop and ask • Download map areas before you lose service — the downloaded basemap keeps drawing with no signal (live layers and land records need a connection)

CONDITIONS FROM PEOPLE ACTUALLY OUT THERE • Crowd-sourced snow-depth reports with quality and confidence ratings • Official SNOTEL station depths with the latest reading and its recent change (Pro) • Hazard, avalanche-sign, jump, meetup, parking and camp pins dropped by riders, with a count of how many riders have responded to each one • Photos pinned to real locations, so "it's blower up high" comes with a picture

FIND YOUR RIDE CREW • Ride Now: match with nearby riders by sport, skill level and distance • Ride Days: put a ride on the calendar, set the meetup spot, approve who joins • Direct messages, friends, and private groups for your regular crew • Rider profiles with ride history, media, and the safety certifications riders list themselves

TRACK AND SHARE ROUTES • Record your ride with GPS — distance, time, elevation gain and top speed • Keep routes private, share with friends, or publish to the community • Log your ride history straight from a recorded track

THE LOCAL BOARD • Your area's help board: who's riding today, trail conditions, parts, gas, tow and recovery help • Posts expire on their own, so the board always reads like today

Community safety data — hazards, avalanche signs, snow reports — is always free for everyone.

Built by riders, for riders. See you out there.