A web map with the entire Singletrail Map database is now available on Ride.ch. The Ride editorial team is thus giving its subscribers a special gift under the Christmas tree and at the same time heralding a new era in the planning of mountain bike tours.

The tear- and waterproof Singletrail Maps are the original mountain bike maps. They are now also available as an online map - integrated into the Ride magazine website. The timing of the launch is no coincidence: access to the complete database is a Christmas present from the Ride editorial team. The web map will be freely accessible to all readers for two weeks, after which it will be reserved for Ride Gold and Patron subscribers.

Complete database available without limits

The 60,000-kilometre route network - including over 13,000 kilometers of single trails - is displayed in the same way as the printed maps. Four different colors indicate the level of difficulty, and mountain railroads, bike stores and hospitals are also indicated. There are also interactive elements such as a full-screen mode, several zoom levels and the display of your own position. And there are no limits: In addition to the whole of Switzerland, the database also includes the neighboring Alpine region such as the Aosta Valley or South Tyrol.

The Singletrail Map is the first mountain bike map to make its entire database accessible via a web map. They are thus taking on a pioneering role, as they did 17 years ago. As the first mountain bike maps in the Alps, they changed tour planning forever. With the launch of the web map, they are now ushering in a new era in the planning of mountain bike tours for a second time in their history.

Access to the web map of the Singletrail Map:
www.ride.ch/singletrailmap

Order a Ride-Subscription:
www.ride.ch/de/abo/bestellen