Trailforks
GPS map for mountain & biking trails. Get trail status & community reports
Trailforks
Trailforks is developed and provided by Trailforks.
Version2026.8.0
Updated on
2025-09-03
Rating4.0
CategoryMaps&Navigation
Package namecom.pinkbike.trailforks
Trailforks Description
Get the premier mountain cycle tracker providing the top backroads trails nearby, cycling maps, distance tracker, GPS, condition reports, trailhead navigation, and route tracker – all in Trailforks.
With access to 780,000+ of the best routes for your next biking adventure, cycling, riding, training, snowboarding, skiing, winter biking, & everything in between – Trailforks is the top solution for navigating the outdoors. Discover detailed trail condition reports and status from trail associations and locals. Track adventures with the most powerful activity tracker. Download the leading navigation app and get ready for your next trail, ride, or hike.
LEADING CYCLING APP
-Ultimate biking app with the world’s largest trail database for any activity – snowboarding, ebiking, dirt biking, skiing, winter biking, and more
- GPX compatibility. Sync your Garmin or Wahoo device
- Create and share local routes
- Plan adventures with the best topo and terrain maps
- Save bike trails to your Wishlist
- Activity tracker lets you track your mileage
- Find directions to nearby bike shops
- Orient maps in the direction you’re facing
- Track down the trailhead with driving directions
JOIN THE BEST COMMUNITY
- Find inspiration and community in the Trailforks activity feed
- Connect devices and apps to share your stats and achievements with photos and comments
- Follow friends to discover new routes from the best maps
- Explore bike and gear reviews, destination guides, race coverage, and more from the experts at Outside, Pinkbike, and Velo.
- Access 1 million photos, videos, and 3M trail reports
ULTIMATE MULTI-ACTIVITY SUPPORT
- Trailforks is also the ultimate app for day hiking, backpacking, winter biking, skiing, or snowboarding
- Route builder tool for hiking, trail running, skiing, and more.
- Free maps with thousands of related points of interest (POIs).
- Best-in-class topo, satellite, activity, and jumps heat maps to help you stay safe on your next outdoor adventure
ROUTE TRACKER, TRAIL EVENTS, WEATHER REPORTS, & ALERTS
- Monitor and track trail conditions & closures
- View events nearby or by region
- Share your map location with friends & emergency services
- Check weather & submit trail reports
- Earn activity and contribution badges while biking, snowboarding, skiing, winter biking, and more
- Sync and view saved 'Route Plans' from web to app
THE BEST TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS FOR PLANNING AND NAVIGATION
- See every climb and descent with in-app route elevation profiles and real-time ride tracking
- Toggle Pro map layers like slope angle, light pollution, USFS, land ownership, & more!
- Create routes to your preferred trailhead
- Explore detailed U.S. land ownership maps, including BLM and other public lands
- View mapped boundaries for private property and closed areas
UPGRADE YOUR RIDE WITH TRAILFORKS PRO WITH OUTSIDE+
- Unlock nationwide map access, including Garmin base maps
- Priority sync with your Garmin or Strava device
- Enjoy unlimited waypoints & wishlists
- Access desktop-to-app cycling tools like printmap & downloadable GPX & KML files
- Premium subscription to access the Gaia GPS backcountry adventure app
- Expert-led online courses on Outside Learn
- Premium access to award-winning films, shows, and live TV on OutsideYV- Unlimited digital access to Outside Network's 15 iconic brands, including Outside Online, Velo, and Pinkbike
The best, detailed trail maps for renowned mountain biking destinations such as Whistler, Squamish, North Shore, Kamloops, Nelson, Moab, Downieville, Colorado Springs, Bellingham, Bentonville, Finale Ligure, Pisgah, Marin, Bend Oregon, Wellington, & Rotorua New Zealand.
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Comments about Trailforks Android Version
The mobile version is not as comprehensive as the desktop version. I've enjoyed using trail forks for the past 2 years, but the price increase scheduled for July is making me rethink my options. I suggest maybe three price levels free, low and full. I enjoy the community aspects of sharing photos and videos to preview trails and see reviews and conditions. It's been super helpful. The trails have been generally accurate and I found great places through the app.
Best for finding trails in any area. Mapping a route can be a big help in areas you don't know well. It's not strong for social interaction, although it's getting better. Its strength is in mapping and routes populated by users. Tons of different heat maps and trail descriptions, shows elevation and all the useful data. GUI for ride results can use important.
Gets worse all the time. When I try to look at trails elsewhere I'd like to ride, the map automatically recenters to my current location. And when I use it on trail, no matter which setting I select, the app won't stop rotating and re-orienting the screen according to where the GPS arrow is pointing. It's annoying and hard to look at. Why do I pay for this?
The mobile version is not as comprehensive as the desktop version. I've enjoyed using trail forks for the past 2 years, but the price increase scheduled for July is making me rethink my options. I suggest maybe three price levels free, low and full. I enjoy the community aspects of sharing photos and videos to preview trails and see reviews and conditions. It's been super helpful. The trails have been generally accurate and I found great places through the app.
Best for finding trails in any area. Mapping a route can be a big help in areas you don't know well. It's not strong for social interaction, although it's getting better. Its strength is in mapping and routes populated by users. Tons of different heat maps and trail descriptions, shows elevation and all the useful data. GUI for ride results can use important.
Gets worse all the time. When I try to look at trails elsewhere I'd like to ride, the map automatically recenters to my current location. And when I use it on trail, no matter which setting I select, the app won't stop rotating and re-orienting the screen according to where the GPS arrow is pointing. It's annoying and hard to look at. Why do I pay for this?
Is Trailforks safe for my device?
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Yes, Trailforks follows the Google Play content guidelines to ensure safe use on your Android device.
What is an XAPK file, and what should I do if the Trailforks I downloaded is an XAPK file?
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A file with .xapk extension is a compressed package file. It is a container file format that incorporates APK and additional associated files required for the installation.
The XAPK format was introduced to package the APK file and OBB file together for a seamless delivery and installation process.
XAPK format can help reduce the package size of application.
On mobile phones, users need to install the XAPK installer first, and then install XAPK files through that installer.
But on PC client, you just need to put the file on LDPlayer.
Can I play Trailforks on my computer?
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Yes, you can play Trailforks on your computer by installing LDPlayer, an Android emulator. After installing LDPlayer, simply drag and drop the downloaded APK file into the emulator to start playing Trailforks on PC. Alternatively, you can open the emulator, search for the game or app you want to play, and install it from there.
