Your trails. Your word.

Run your club’s trails on the map riders use. Draw them, rate them and say what is open. Free for clubs, always.

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Already on Dirtmo? Open club tools

The Club map of a riding area: 25 trails drawn in their difficulty colours, with parking spots and pins, and the club’s tools along the top: search, Add, Filter, Needs review and Activity.

Open. Caution. Closed.

“Bridge out at the creek crossing.”

Mark any trail open, caution or closed, and say why. Riders read your word on the map, in the app and on your club’s page at dirtmo.com/c/your-club.

Riders can report a washout or a fallen tree. Their reports wait for you, and a report never changes a trail’s status.

A closed trail on the Club map, drawn in orange with a fallen tree and a washout marked beside it, and its panel showing the club status set to Closed with the note “Bridge out at the creek crossing.”

Free Pro for your riders.

A rider new to Dirtmo who signs up with your club’s link follows your club and gets 6 months of Dirtmo Pro, free.

No limit
Share your club’s link as often as you like. Every new rider counts.
Once each
A person gets the 6 months once, however many links they use.
When the 6 months start
The day they sign up, or the day Pro becomes paid, whichever is later. Pro is free for everyone today.

Register in three steps.

  1. Register your club

    Send us who you are, where your club is and your club’s page.

  2. We check it by hand

    Dirtmo checks every club by hand. A club never verifies itself.

  3. Run your club

    We set up your club and your team’s access. Riders follow your club, and you run your trails from any computer at dirtmo.com/manage.

Questions.

Something else? Write to support@dirtmo.com.

Does it cost anything?

No. Clubs are free, always: the tools, your club’s page and the Pro months for your riders.

Who approves my club?

Dirtmo does, by hand. A club never verifies itself.

Does approval make our club official?

No. Approval lets you run your club’s trails and page on Dirtmo. It is not official status. No club’s name, logo or official status appears on Dirtmo without documented authority from the club. Only a club with a recorded role over a riding area can mark its trails open, caution or closed.

Can riders change what we say about a trail?

No. Riders’ reports stay separate from the club’s word, and they never make a trail open. Unknown is not open.

Put your club on the map.

Free for clubs, always. Dirtmo checks every club by hand.

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