Built by a rider, for riders, and free. WolfPack Dash is a glove-first dashboard and offline trail map for any dirt or adventure bike: maps for every state that work with no signal, turn-by-turn directions on trails, and ride recording. No ads. No accounts. No tracking. Nothing for sale. It's a hobby project: please read the note at the end before you ride.

🗺️ OFFLINE TRAIL MAPS — EVERY STATE
Download a state and ride with no signal: all 50 states, plus Washington DC, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. Trails are colored by what the data says you can ride:
• Green — trails open to motorcycles
• Yellow — 2-tracks (OHV-width, open to motorcycles)
• Brown — jeep / 4x4 roads (dashed when a plate is required)
• Thin red — trails closed to motorcycles
Trails closed for the season today get red stripes. Tap a trail for its number, length, surface, grade and season, and whether the motorcycle call comes from an official government map or is community-tagged (verify it). Search by name, or say a trail name. Maps cover the US only.

🧭 TURN-BY-TURN ON TRAILS
Long-press the map for spoken turn-by-turn directions, worked out on your phone with no signal. Routes keep to trails and roads the map shows open to motorcycles, and steer around trails closed for the season where there's another way. Always check the route yourself.

📊 RIDE RECORDING
Your ride records itself, even with the screen off. Save it, see the distance, time and elevation, replay it as a 3D flyover, export it as GPX, or share it as a link.

🧤 BUILT FOR GLOVES
Big buttons and bold, high-contrast readouts, 22 color themes, the weather forecast and air quality, and a rider guide built in.

📱 BIKE-ONLY PHONE (Android)
Turn a spare phone into a bike computer: WolfPack Dash as its home screen, other apps a tap away, and a floating button to flip to your bike's own app.

🏍️ ELECTRIC BIKES — BLUETOOTH BIKE BRIDGE (experimental)
A Bluetooth bike bridge is a small do-it-yourself box that listens to an electric bike's own wiring. With one fitted, the dashboard shows the bike's speed, battery, temperatures, gear and more. It isn't sold: our website has a short build guide. It only listens — the app never sends the bike a command.

🔒 PRIVATE BY DESIGN
What leaves your phone: your position for the weather, the maps you download, a scrubbed crash report (you can turn it off), and — only if you ask — an encrypted backup of your setup and rides, or a trail you share.

❤️ FREE, FOREVER
Nobody makes a cent from it. Optional donation links go straight to trail-advocacy groups, never to us.

🔗 WHERE THE TRAIL DATA COMES FROM (public sources)
• U.S. Forest Service — MVUM & National Forest trails: https://data.fs.usda.gov/geodata/edw/datasets.php
• Bureau of Land Management — ground transportation data: https://www.blm.gov/services/geospatial
• U.S. Geological Survey — The National Map: https://www.usgs.gov/programs/national-geospatial-program/national-map
• OpenStreetMap contributors: https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright

⚠️ PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU RIDE
WolfPack Dash is a free hobby project from Chadware LLC, provided as-is with no warranty. It is NOT a government app: it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting for the U.S. Forest Service, BLM, USGS, any government agency or any bike maker. Trail data is re-published from the public sources above and can be incomplete, out of date or wrong — trails may be closed, seasonal or private, and the map is not a legal record. Bike readouts may not always be accurate. Keep your eyes on the trail, and never rely on this app as your only navigation. Obey posted signs, closures and seasonal gates, respect Wilderness and private land, and ride only where you know it's allowed. You ride at your own risk: Chadware LLC and the people who build and test it are not responsible for any damage to your bike, your phone or yourself from using it.

Android 7.0+. The maps, directions and ride recording work on any bike — or none.