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We use trailforks for mapping & maintenance

We believe that world-class trails deserve world-class management. To keep our network running smoothly and safely, we have adopted Trailforks as our primary platform for mapping, maintenance, and community engagement.

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Here is why Trailforks is the essential tool for our crew and our riders:

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Real-Time Maintenance & Reporting

Trailforks allows riders to submit GPS-tagged trail reports the moment they encounter an issue, such as a downed tree or a broken feature. This crowdsourced data allows our maintenance teams to prioritize repairs and respond to safety hazards with pinpoint accuracy.

 

Live Network Status

Mountain biking conditions change rapidly. By using Trailforks, we can provide the community with instant updates on trail closures, seasonal advisories, and construction zones. This helps protect our trails from damage during sensitive wet weather and ensures riders have the best possible experience.

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Professional-Grade Mapping

Accuracy is key for both navigation and emergency response. Trailforks provides high-resolution, interactive maps that work offline, ensuring that even in areas with spotty cell service, our riders stay on the right path and our builders can track precise trail progression.

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Data-Driven Advocacy

The Ride Logs generated by the community provide us with anonymized usage statistics. This data is invaluable when we apply for grants and authorizations, as it proves the economic and social value our trail network brings to the region.

How to get set up with trailforks.

millennial approved + boomer proof

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Visit our Trailforks page.

Visit our very own page showing the entire network of trails on Tabor Mountain. While you're there, create a free account so you can take advantage of the amazing features Trailforks has to offer.

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Download the app.

The Trailforks app is a free download for both iOS and Android devices. You'll want to install it before you leave and ensure you have set Tabor Mountain as your free offline area if you haven't purchased a Pro account.

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Submit a trail report.

What are you waiting for? Community reporting of trail conditions, hazards, and maintenance concerns is what makes Tabor Mountain better! This is the official way to make a report and ensure a speedy remedy!

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Rider: Glenn King
Trail: Heavy Nettle

Photo courtesy of:

Devon Budd 

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The Association of Caledonia Trailbuilders is grateful to build and maintain trails on the unceded ancestral territory of the Lheidli T'enneh.

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