🏍️Create a new trail

Last updated 1 month ago

Our mission: Empowering safe rides and monitoring trails for fun adventures!

New Trail Creation

Step 1. Create a trail

Step 2. Trail Evaluation

Touren app managers evaluate created trail if it fits to trail criteria (please see below)

Step 3. Recognition and Reward allocation

Touren app distributes rewards TrailCoins, USD and badges at the end of each month

Proximity to Cities: The trail must be within 300 km of a city with a population of 100,000+ to ensure easy access for more riders and community members.
Off-Road to Paved Ratio: To maintain the adventure spirit, at least 80% of the trail must be off-road (e.g., dirt paths, rocky tracks). Up to 20% can be paved, ensuring it stays challenging for enduro and adventure riders.
Minimum Trail Distance: Each trail must be at least 3 km long to ensure a rewarding riding experience with diverse terrain and challenges.
Legal Compliance: All trails must be legal for off-road use, complying with local regulations and land use permissions.
Terrain Type: Trails can include rocky ascents, sandy paths, muddy tracks, and forested routes. Provide a detailed description of the terrain to help riders choose the right gear and prepare for the challenges.
Technical Difficulty: Define the trail's difficulty (Soft, Medium, Hard) to match it with the appropriate rider skill level, helping riders choose trails that suit their experience for enhanced safety and enjoyment.

Trail Guide Badges: Earn exclusive digital badges that recognize your contributions to the community. These badges will be displayed on your profile and in the app.

TrailCoins and USD Rewards: Trail Guides earn TrailCoins and USD rewards for their contributions. Creating new trails and submitting regular condition reports are rewarded with TrailCoins, while completing trail sections by other riders also earns additional coins. USD rewards are tied to trail creation and social media reach, with extra earnings available from brand-sponsored challenges that take place on your trails. This system encourages the creation of high-quality, engaging trails that benefit both the community and the Trail Guides.

Last updated 1 month ago

Our mission: Empowering safe rides and monitoring trails for fun adventures!

Step 1. Create a trail

Step 2. Trail Evaluation

Touren app managers evaluate created trail if it fits to trail criteria (please see below)

Step 3. Recognition and Reward allocation

Touren app distributes rewards TrailCoins, USD and badges at the end of each month

Proximity to Cities: The trail must be within 300 km of a city with a population of 100,000+ to ensure easy access for more riders and community members.
Off-Road to Paved Ratio: To maintain the adventure spirit, at least 80% of the trail must be off-road (e.g., dirt paths, rocky tracks). Up to 20% can be paved, ensuring it stays challenging for enduro and adventure riders.
Minimum Trail Distance: Each trail must be at least 3 km long to ensure a rewarding riding experience with diverse terrain and challenges.
Legal Compliance: All trails must be legal for off-road use, complying with local regulations and land use permissions.
Terrain Type: Trails can include rocky ascents, sandy paths, muddy tracks, and forested routes. Provide a detailed description of the terrain to help riders choose the right gear and prepare for the challenges.
Technical Difficulty: Define the trail's difficulty (Soft, Medium, Hard) to match it with the appropriate rider skill level, helping riders choose trails that suit their experience for enhanced safety and enjoyment.

Trail Guide Badges: Earn exclusive digital badges that recognize your contributions to the community. These badges will be displayed on your profile and in the app.

TrailCoins and USD Rewards: Trail Guides earn TrailCoins and USD rewards for their contributions. Creating new trails and submitting regular condition reports are rewarded with TrailCoins, while completing trail sections by other riders also earns additional coins. USD rewards are tied to trail creation and social media reach, with extra earnings available from brand-sponsored challenges that take place on your trails. This system encourages the creation of high-quality, engaging trails that benefit both the community and the Trail Guides.