How do you keep track of your trail network?
With the Trail Management Platform (TMP), you can georeference all trails, trail damage and infrastructure, plan maintenance measures and log working hours directly in the field, even offline.
Digital
Collect data. Show impact. Reach visitors.
Whether Consulting, Planning or Implementation: digital tools support your project at every stage. They help you base decisions on facts, organize maintenance of your trail network efficiently and reach mountain bikers wherever they ride. As specialist planners for mountain biking infrastructure, we rely on digital solutions that work in the field, as well as on screen.
Key questions
Three questions municipalities and destinations ask
How do you demonstrate use and impact with numbers?
Visitor counts and surveys show how often, when and by which user groups your trails are used. This provides data for investment decisions, funding applications and assessments of shared use by hikers and mountain bikers.
How do you reach mountain bikers directly?
The Mountainbike United App makes your trails and offerings visible to the global mountain biking community and connects visitors with your region through ride tracking, events and community features.
Our digital products
From field surveys to the app: tools for your everyday digital work.
For evidence-based decisions, efficient maintenance and visible trails. These tools can also be combined to suit your needs, from individual applications to a complete digital package.
Trail Management Platform (TMP)
All infrastructure management on one platform, developed by our GIS and infrastructure specialists for use in the field. The TMP supports field surveys, maintenance, trail design, signage planning, cost estimates and time tracking—all in one app, even without a network connection.
- Field recording of all points of interest and trail damage, with location and photo
- Maintenance management, team organization and time tracking in one place
- Cost estimates and reports exported to Excel or PDF, with interfaces to ArcGIS and QGIS
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Monitoring: visitor counts and surveys
Measurements play a key role in the sustainable planning and management of trail networks. Using modern counters and GIS methods, we record how often, when and by which user groups trails are used, supplemented by project-specific field surveys.
- Quantitative data: visitor counts using counters for sound usage analysis
- Qualitative data: surveys on-site, via information boards, flyers or social media for deeper insights
- A data foundation for maintenance planning, shared-use assessments and funding applications
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Mountainbike United App
With Mountainbike United, we bring your region to an international platform for the mountain biking community. Riders find your trails, plan routes, track their rides and join events, while you gain visibility and management tools as a destination.
- Make trails and offerings visible to the global mountain biking community
- Ride tracking, group rides and community features for visitors
- Business tools for ticketing, events and destination management
Example for municipalities
Bergtal goes digital
Bergtal: a region with a good trail network but no consistent data foundation. Here is how digital tools change the picture.
Starting point
Bergtal knows its trails well, but maintenance relies on paper notes and Excel spreadsheets. There are no usage figures at all, and investment decisions are based on gut feeling.
Steps
Introduction of the TMP for field and maintenance teams, counters at three key points in the trail network and inclusion of the trails in the Mountainbike United App for visiting riders.
Results
Bergtal knows its usage figures, saves maintenance time with digital reports and reaches new visitors through the app—with reliable numbers for its next funding application.
Next step
Your digital development starts with an initial assessment.
Together, we clarify which tool fits your trail network and how you will use your data in the future.
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