SMARTPHONE APPS

"Wow!  This is exactly what I've been looking for.  Having the trail overlay on the map or satellite view takes the guesswork out of pinpointing where I am and where I need to go.  Great app! Thank you very much!" Gene W., Syracuse NY

Our new Android app and iPhone app includes trails and intersections, businesses (lodging, dining, gas,
dealers, others), public parking and clubhouses along with your current GPS location and a choice of background
maps. Once loaded on your phone, you will not need reception. All corridor trails statewide are included, along
with secondary & local trails, clubhouses and public parking for participating clubs. Additional secondary trails have been added for the Tug Hill region also.

For best performance during initial load of the app data (over 20 MB), please have Wi-fi enabled on your
phone. And also remember to enable GPS on your phone under Settings (and not just within the app itself)
to display your current location.

See map images below for trails currently included and New York's counties.

Details here with plenty of screen shots for each version:   Android    iPhone The trail app is called Snowmobiling New York State. Look under Transportation in the Android Market and under Navigation in the AppStore. "I used it today [Jan 20] on Tug Hill, it was accurate and useful several times, as the signage on the hill is confusing."  Tony Z, Oneida County, NY "App worked great up in Newcomb/Indian Lake area over the weekend! No reception, no problem."  Mike O., Saratoga County, NY Video demo now available of iPhone version, running on an iPad.

Corridor (golden, non-participating clubs) and All Trails (participating clubs in red-C, orange-S, purple-L, green-P). Note that all these trails are also available for viewing in the Premium Account version of the webmap, just turn on the Conditions layer.		The phone app includes 45 counties worth of trails and intersections, divided into regions. Old Forge/Inlet permitted trail system has its own listing, or use Herkimer and Hamilton counties. We have an entire state's worth of amazing trails to try. Give somewhere new a go this year!