Find dirt roads for maxi enduro, dual sport, enduro and MTB and, with an MTB, trails too, know the level, surface and bans before you go, join stretches into an itinerary with the transfers already worked out and download the GPX track for the navigator you already use.
The questions you ask before every ride, and where OffMap answers them.
Where are the dirt roads around here?
About 47,500 dirt-road networks from OpenStreetMap across 20 regions, each with its level for your vehicle. With an MTB, 145,351 km of trails too; on a motorbike they don’t appear.
Can my bike handle it?
Gradient, surface and twistiness give every stretch a level, from easy to extreme, different for maxi enduro, dual sport, enduro and MTB. Filter the map and see only what suits you.
Can I ride through?
Map-data bans, the parks and reserves it crosses and the regional rule on motor traffic, on every network. With Explorer Plus the AI looks for today’s council orders and gives you the source.
Is it worth it?
Every network has reviews from the explorers who rode it: rating, comment and photos. Quick filters show the top-rated and most downloaded networks straight away.
How do I build my ride?
Join networks into a loop or a one-way ride, or set a start and finish and OffMap threads the dirt roads along the way. With ‘Linear’ you follow each network’s main line and the side branches stay out. Transfers already worked out and a free preview.
Plan on OffMap, ride with OsmAnd, Garmin, Wikiloc or the navigator you already use.
A village, a pass, pasted coordinates or a network id: the map takes you there, with peaks, passes, parks, mountain huts and water points.
Every network has a name, km, elevation profile, weather and reviews from other explorers. Save the ones you like for later.
OffMap lines them up and works out the transfers; with Explorer Plus you cut, remove a stretch, change the order and move the road with a waypoint.
Every network’s track is free, whole or just its main line, the longest road without the side branches; an itinerary downloads with Explorer Plus or with a single itinerary for €2.99. The file carries stretch names and access notes.
Open the track in OsmAnd, Garmin, Wikiloc or the app you already use, or share it with a link: whoever rides with you sees it without signing up.
The small things that matter when you plan a ride, share it or ride it again.
3D, satellite and light views, contour lines down to every 50 m, peaks and passes with height, parks and reserves with their boundary, mountain huts, fuel stations and water points.
Up close, stretches with a ban in the map data for your vehicle are dashed, and gates, barriers and fords have their own mark. Tap to see what it is; if it has changed, report it. Map data doesn’t show everything.
Places, streets, hamlets, coordinates in any format or a network id.
Find them in your profile and on the map, also as Route stops.
Whoever opens it sees the track on the map, no account needed, for 30 days.
The forecast for the next 7 days at the network’s height and the profile of every track.
Post a ride from a track or join the ones in your region, including those of workshops, hire firms and schools. On the map you find businesses near your ride, with opening hours and contacts.
Every new km of dirt earns points. Monthly goals, regions explored and a 14-day challenge with other explorers; ‘My map’ lights up what you’ve already ridden.
Workshops, hire, schools, tracks, places to stay and clubs: with OffMap Business, riders planning a ride in your area find you, see your hours and services and join your events.
Tap a region: networks, kilometres and levels for your vehicle.
Every network’s GPX is free, itineraries with Explorer Plus or a single itinerary. 30 days of Plus when you sign up.
Signing up is free and the GPX of every network downloads for free, as often as you like. An itinerary that joins several networks downloads with a single itinerary, no subscription needed.
Every itinerary included: cut, join and reorder as you like.
Sign up free, download your first track and try Explorer Plus for 30 days, no card needed. Then it’s up to you.
