Outrider Outbound · Coming soon
The route, the overnights, the trailheads — and what every state you cross actually wants to see.
The trip
Put in where you're headed and Outbound maps the drive. Your booked Outposts drop in as the nights. Trailheads you've saved show up along the way. Add a stop anywhere you like — a friend's place, a lay-up day, a show.
App coming soon · iPhone and Android
Sharing it
A trip shares exactly the way a ride does — one link. Post it to your group and they can see the route, the nights, and which days you're riding.
Same as an invite, nobody needs an account to open it. Members can say they're joining; everyone else can just see where you're going.
Crossing state lines
Every state has its own list, and it isn't posted anywhere convenient. Most want a Coggins and a health certificate; plenty of western states want a brand inspection as well; some want a permit number you're supposed to have called ahead for.
Outbound reads your route and tells you what each state on it asks for, how recent it has to be, and who issues it — so you find out at the kitchen table rather than at an inspection station with a loaded trailer behind you.
App coming soon · iPhone and Android
Your papers
Photograph them once and they're with you — including when there's no signal, which is usually exactly when somebody asks.
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It nudges you before the paperwork expires, not after.
A Coggins that ran out last month is the sort of thing you find out about at the worst possible moment. Outbound counts the days for you and says something while there's still time to book the vet.
Where it's at
Outbound is the newest part of Outrider and it's the one that takes the longest to do properly — fifty sets of rules, each of which has to be right. We'd rather have ten states you can trust than fifty you can't.
If you cross state lines with horses regularly, we'd genuinely like to hear which routes you take and what's caught you out.