Ride where it’s
freshly groomed.
View trail history and groomer updates refreshed every 5 to 10 minutes. Know before you ride.
See how it worksTrack recent trail grooming in three easy steps
See the routes groomers have taken directly on your map, so you can make informed route choices before you start your ride.
Download the Free App
Get GroomerTracker on iOS or Android at no cost. Create a free account to access the trail map and view participating club areas immediately.
Unlock Your Favorite Clubs
Support your favorite trails and stay in the loop. For just $10 a year per club, you unlock instant access to that area’s groomer locations and recent grooming history.
Plan your ride
Check the app before you start your sled and anytime you take a break. You’ll see which trails have been recently groomed and know if a groomer is likely to be on the trail you plan to ride.
Spot freshly groomed trails in seconds
The map color codes each trail by how recently it was groomed, so you can quickly look over your entire route before you start riding.
🟢 Green: Groomed Most Recently
🟡 Yellow: Groomed Within a Day
🔴 Red: Over a Day Since the Last Pass
Colors reflect the time since the last groomer pass on each segment. Conditions on any trail also depend on weather and rider traffic.
Stop guessing. Know when each trail was last groomed.
GroomerTracker was built with riders in mind. Here’s how it transforms your season.
Plan the Perfect Route
Before you start your sled, open the app and map out your day around the sections the groomers have worked most recently.
See where the groomers are
Follow machine positions on the map as they report in through the day. Know exactly which part of the system is being worked while you ride.
Follow the recent grooming history
Not just where a groomer is now, but everywhere it’s been across the club’s trail network. The whole night’s work, laid out on one map.
Ride Safer
Knowing a groomer is working the trail ahead lets you and your group slow down and give the operator room, protecting riders and crews both.
365 Days of Coverage
One $10 purchase gives you a full year of access to a club’s data. Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a die-hard season rider, your subscription has you covered all season long.
Support Your Local Clubs
50% of every subscription goes back to the participating club. When you use GroomerTracker, you’re actively helping fund the grooming operations that maintain your favorite trails.
Everything you need, right on the map
The GroomerTracker app is built around an interactive map that is clean, fast, and loaded with the information riders actually need.
GPS position updates
Groomer beacons report position data to the app as the machines move, typically every 5 to 10 minutes. Each machine shows its last report time, so you always know how current the data is.
Recent Grooming History
See not just where a groomer is, but everywhere it’s been, so you can trace the path the machines took across the entire trail network.
Works on iOS & Android
Available on both platforms. The free download gets you started immediately. No equipment or setup required on your end.
Simple, affordable, and built for riders
One flat price for a full 365-day subscription to any participating club’s groomer data.
- Groomer positions and movement on the map
- Full color-coded recent grooming history
- Access for the entire 365-day season
- Works on iPhone & Android
- 50% of your purchase supports that specific club
Thousands of riders trust GroomerTracker every season
From weekend riders to hardcore mileage hunters, if recently groomed trails matter to you, GroomerTracker is your edge.
Download GroomerTracker before your next ride
Free to download. $10 per club, per year. 100% built for snowmobile riders.
Groomer Tracker shows where club groomers have operated, with updates subject to cellular network availability. Trail conditions constantly change with weather and rider volume. Grooming history is not a guarantee of trail status. Please ride safely, stay in control, and always match your riding to your skill level and the current trail conditions.