Corally: Adventure Bike Routes

There's more dirt track out there than you think. Corally tells you how hard it is before you get there.

Corally plans and guides adventure bike routes by how hard the terrain really is, and explains why each section is easy or tough. It's built for street-legal adventure bikes.

Every section gets a score from 0 to 100 based on the real slope, the surface, the type of track and whether motorcycles are allowed through. Tap a section on the map and it tells you why.

Three starting levels: Maxitrail (big, heavy bike, firm wide tracks), Trail (a bit of grit, no drama) and Enduro (light bike, technical terrain, always where it's allowed). Then you set the maximum difficulty yourself.

WHAT YOU CAN DO
• Plan A-to-B, out-and-back or a loop for as many hours as you've got.
• Set your maximum difficulty and the share of dirt track you want.
• Up to three options per route, each with its own distance, time and share of dirt track.
• Analyze a GPX someone sent you: Corally flags the sections that will be too much for your bike and your level, and offers you a way to skip them or detour around them.
• A section-by-section roadbook with the mapped hazards (fords, steep climbs, broken surface) and the fuel stops nearby.
• Turn-by-turn navigation with voice prompts and a map that follows your heading on the track.
• Offline maps and routes: download what you need before you leave and ride without signal.
• Record your ride and review it later.
• Send routes from the web and they land on your phone or tablet, ready to ride (account needed).
• Share your routes on WhatsApp.

WHY IT'S DIFFERENT
It's not a road navigator with a patch for going off-road. Corally rates every section of track and tells you why, so you decide how much of a challenge you want. And the same logic plans a new route and checks the one a buddy sent you.

WHERE IT WORKS
All of Spain: mainland, the Balearic and Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla.

READ THIS BEFORE YOU RIDE
Difficulty is calculated from public, community-made data and may differ from what you find out there: the terrain, the signs and the law come first. Motorcycle access to dirt tracks is regulated by each autonomous community in Spain, and there are seasonal restrictions, for example because of wildfire risk. Respect closed tracks and signs, and don't ride where it's forbidden. Corally doesn't guarantee that a route is passable or safe.