Built by the community, for the community

Offroad trail planning like no other.

Explore offroad trails across the country with live conditions posted by people who just ran them — and the only offroad app where every trail’s difficulty is rated by the drivers who just did it. Plan multi-day trips with your crew and navigate in 2D or 3D, all available offline.

Live conditionsCommunity ratedAvailable offlineNo ads

Free to download and explore. Landroamer Pro is $29.99/year — offline maps, navigation, crew trips, and alerts.

 
 
 
Length
mi
Est
h
Gain
ft
291
Trails mapped
2,401
Miles mapped
74
Towns mapped
iOS + Android
Available now
What's inside

Built for the part the pavement doesn't cover.

Every trail in Landroamer is verified by the community and run by real offroaders who share current conditions, difficulty, and what actually happened out there — in real time. Here's what you get on top of that.

Explore

Find the perfect adventure.

Browse the full catalog by difficulty, region, or what's near you right now. Every trail page carries the full route, one-tap Google Maps directions to the trailhead, on-trail navigation, the current status as reported by the last driver through, trailhead weather, and the photos, posts, and comments of people who just ran that exact trail — and if you have questions, message them directly.

  • Filter by difficulty, state, and distance from you
  • Message anyone who recently ran it — straight from the trail page
  • Status and trailhead weather from the last run, before you commit
Screenshot 01Trail list / explore map with filter chipsexplore-list.png
The Landroamer trail list with difficulty and region filters
Screenshot 02Trail detail page — hero, stats, elevationtrail-detail.png
A Landroamer trail page showing stats and the elevation profile
Obstacles

Obstacles change. Be ready.

Obstacles aren't mapped once and forgotten. Every one is pinned by real GPS data from drivers on the trail, backed by the photos, videos, posts, and comments of the people who just crawled it — then named by community vote. That matters, because obstacles get pulled, re-stacked, and reshaped all the time. The shelf you crawled in May can be a winch point after one storm. Your adventure — and your safety — ride on knowing what's actually out there right now. And every obstacle is baked into offline navigation on every trail, so you're never in the dark.

  • Pinned by GPS — photos and video land on the exact spot they were shot
  • Named and confirmed by community vote — run after run
  • The community decides what stays, what goes, and what gets added
Screenshot 12Trail gallery map with the named obstacle listobstacle-map.png
A Landroamer trail map listing the named obstacles along the route
Screenshot 13Obstacle card — photos, video, still-here votesobstacle-detail.png
A Landroamer obstacle card with community photos, video, and votes
Plan

The perfect route for you and the crew.

Chain as many trail legs as the trip requires with simple tap-to-add routing — live time and fuel cost estimates update as you build. Drop camps along the route, share the plan with your crew, and when you hit Run, the whole trip becomes a custom route you can follow leg by leg in 2D or 3D.

  • Unlimited legs across any trail type, with trails found along the way
  • Live time and fuel cost estimates, so a weekend fits in a weekend
  • Share it with the crew or run it solo — your call
Screenshot 03Planner with the full multi-leg route built outplan-build.png
The Landroamer trip planner with a full multi-leg route built out
The planThe whole route as you build it
Screenshot 04Run view — only your path drawnplan-run.png
The Landroamer run view showing only the path for this run
Your runJust your path, nothing else
Your tripsEvery trip you've built — saved and ready to run
Screenshot 14Trips list — saved tripsplan-trips.png
The Landroamer trips list with saved trips
Trip chatPlan it together — one thread per trip
Screenshot 15Trip chat thread with the crewplan-chat.png
A Landroamer trip chat thread with the crew
Leg navigationEvery leg turns into guided navigation, 2D or 3D
Screenshot 16On-trail navigation for one legplan-leg-nav.png
Landroamer navigating one leg of a planned trip
Trail reports

Stop guessing. Go look.

Every trail carries live conditions posted by people who were just there, plus a season strip showing when it typically opens and closes. Follow a trail and get pushed the moment its status flips — the pass opened, the creek is up, the gate's closed.

  • Current status from roamers who just ran it
  • Push alerts the second a trail's status changes
  • Ask in Trail Talk — answered by people who were there
Screenshot 07Status tab — season strip + condition report cardstrail-status.png
Landroamer trail status tab with season strip and condition reports
Camps

Camps found by people who wheel.

Not a campground directory. These are spots roamers actually pulled into — dropped, photographed, and tagged with what matters offroad: how many rigs fit, whether it's free or paid, power, and whether you'll have a bar of service. Keep a spot private, share it with friends, or post it public.

  • Community pins from offroaders who were actually there
  • Filter by number of rigs, free or paid, electric, and cell service
  • Private, friends-only, or public — your call per spot
Screenshot 08Explore map with community camp pinscamps-map.png
The Landroamer explore map showing community campsite pins
Screenshot 09Camp detail — photos, rig count, power, cell servicecamp-detail.png
A Landroamer campsite detail card with photos and amenities
Community

Somebody with your exact rig ran it last week.

Every trail shows the actual rigs that cleared it and when. A difficulty rating is somebody's opinion — seeing three builds like yours finish it last weekend is something you can act on. Log your own runs, find roamers near you, and go wheel with them.

  • See the builds and tire setups that ran it
  • Local Roamers — who's running trails near you
  • Log every run with photos, notes, and conditions
Screenshot 10Roam feed / recently-run-by with rigsroam-feed.png
The Landroamer Roam feed showing recent runs and rigs
Screenshot 11Run log detail with photosrun-log.png
A Landroamer run log with photos and trail notes

Crew chat

One thread per trip, so the plan doesn't live in six group texts.

Direct messages

DM anyone in the Roam with trail questions — answered by someone who actually ran it.

Live location

Share your location with friends — iPhone and Android alike.

Rig profile

Your build, shown on every trail you run.

Follow trail areas

Point your home feed at any area in the country and never miss the action on your favorite trails.

Follow camp areas

Watch a camping zone the same way — new spots and reports the moment they're posted.

Status push alerts

Get notified the second someone runs a trail you follow.

Rated by the community

Trails change and rigs change. Know if that 5 is really a 7 — or that 6 is really a 4.

Land ownership

BLM, Forest Service, tribal, state, or private — know whose land you're crossing.

Photos on the map

Every photo and video pinned to the exact spot on the trail it was shot.

Warnings & permits

High-consequence trails carry a warning; permit trails link straight to the agency.

Trail seasons

A season strip shows when each trail typically opens up and closes for the year.

Pricing

One price. Everything included.

No tiers, no per-state add-ons, no ads. Community-run conditions, updated the moment someone's on the trail.

Free
$0
Sign up and start exploring.
  • The full trail catalog and map
  • Trail weather and saved trails
  • Log runs with photos, and the Roam feed
  • Friends, trip-crew chat, and your own camps
  • Basic route building
Landroamer Pro
$29.99 / year
$2.50 a month. About half a tank of gas, for the whole year.
  • Live conditions & difficulty — rated by whoever just ran it
  • On-trail navigation in 2D and 3D
  • Community camps — everyone's spots, not just yours
  • Crew trips — invites, shared plans, and trip chat
  • Condition alerts and live location sharing
  • Satellite & 3D terrain layers, unlimited saved trips
  • Offline map downloads — the whole region on your phone
Get out there

Plan it right. Then go run it.

Free to download on iPhone and Android. New trails and new regions landing all the time.