Lift-served and gravity-fed operations have a specific operational problem: every guest checks “are the trails open?” before driving up, and the answer changes through the day. Patrol knows. The website usually doesn’t. The phone line fills up.
TrailsIQ keeps trail status, lift hours, and daily conditions in one operator-friendly place — and pushes them to every channel guests check, automatically.
From the radio to the website footer
The patrol-to-website round-trip is usually a marketing-coordinator manual update. With TrailsIQ, patrol flips the switch on their phone and the public map, your website embed, and the trailhead screen feeds all refresh in seconds. No coordinator in the middle.
- Live trail + lift status as a one-tap toggle — open, caution, closed propagates instantly.
- Patrol reports from the trail. Photo, category tap, submit — issue is geo-tagged and on the dispatch board before patrol is back at the saddle.
- Maintenance + dig-crew tracking. Assign trail-rebuild tasks, log hours per crew, generate end-of-season reports.
Pass-holders and counters
Your most engaged riders ride your park more than your patrol does. They see the soft soil, the fall line forming, the blowdown across the entrance — usually before any of it shows up on a patrol report. TrailsIQ gives them a way to send that information directly to your operations team.
- Branded pass-holder app skinned with your park’s logo and colors. Pass-holders flag issues straight to patrol.
- Counter integration — TRAFx counters at trail junctions feed visitor flow into the dashboard, useful for crew planning and capital decisions.
- Mobile-first dashboard patrol can run from a tablet on the lift dock.
Built for the team that operates the park.
Pricing scales with your park. Custom enterprise tier available.