Everything in Waystone

Each obstacle is rated 0–10 with notes, photos and the mile it’s at, so you know what’s coming and where.

Turns, gates and junctions along the route, plus viewpoints, lunch spots, campsites, water, history and air-down spots.

Scenic, Easy, Medium or Hard, with a 0–10 rating, shape and color that read in bright sun and for colorblind drivers.

See the route on satellite imagery or USGS topo, with every stop numbered to match the guide.

One tap for directions to the exact trailhead, plus tips from others on gates, road conditions and where to park.

Your position on the route with the next obstacles ahead. Peek at what’s coming, then jump back to live.

Download a trail’s map area before you lose service. GPS still works with no signal.

Record your track, mark waypoints and obstacles as you go, and export it as a GPX file.

Check-ins show whether a trail is open or closed and when someone last drove it. Hazard flags (washouts, downed trees, closures) are confirmed or cleared by the next drivers.

See which carriers have signal at the trailhead and along the way.

Active fire perimeters on the map so you can plan around them.

Post a run on a trail (or "trail to be decided"), set the date, rig limits (tire size, lockers, winch) and skill level. People see right away if their rig fits.

Public runs show up for drivers nearby. Private runs are invite-only: share a link by text or any app.

Open to all, or approve each person who asks. Then chat with your crew in the run’s group chat.

Find drivers near you and follow the ones you ride with.

Every run follows the same trail etiquette: right of way, recoveries, Tread Lightly, no one left behind.

Add your rigs with photos, lift, tires, lockers and recovery gear.

Earn points for trails you complete and for reviews. See how you rank on the Leaders board.

Be the first to add a trail’s GPX route, exact trailhead or description and get bonus points, plus your name on the trail.

Save trails to Favorites or make your own lists, like a summer trip or trails to try next.

Your home area is rounded to about 5–7 miles, and others see just the town name. Check-ins don’t save your position.

Photos are cleaned of hidden GPS and camera data before they’re uploaded.

Make your profile private, or block someone so they can’t see your rigs, activity or runs.

Delete your account and everything you posted from inside the app, anytime. We don’t sell your information.