Outrider Outbound · Coming soon

Plan the whole trip. Papers and all.

The route, the overnights, the trailheads — and what every state you cross actually wants to see.

The trip

One plan, built as you go.

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

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OUTBOUND Carson City → Zion 4 days · 2 states · 612 mi
Your stops are already on it Booked Outposts drop in as the nights. Saved trailheads show up along the way.
Add a stop
TrailsRidesOutposts OutboundYou
The routeThe drive, the nights, the rides and the state line you have to have papers for — one line.
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ITINERARY Four days out Thu 13 Aug — Sun 16 Aug
THU Ward Mountain, NV First night free — buy at the taproom STAY
FRI Cave Lake loop 7.4 mi · water at the crossing · 8 rig spots RIDE
FRI Entering Utah Coggins within 12 months · CVI within 30 days · brand inspection PAPERS
SAT Pasture near Virgin, UT 3 nights · paid after the first STAY
SUN Two locals are riding Sunday Ask to join — they know the ground RIDERS
Share this trip
TrailsRidesOutposts OutboundYou
Day by daySend it as one link and somebody can join a single day of it, or just know where you're meant to be.

Sharing it

Send the whole trip to your people.

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.

Two riders and their dogs on a wide beach as the sun goes down over the ocean
The good ones are usually a long way from home.

Crossing state lines

Know what they want before you're at the scale house.

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.

We'll always point you at the source. Requirements change and the state is the only authority on its own rules — so every entry links to the issuing agency and shows when we last checked it. Use it to know what to ask about, not as the final word.

App coming soon · iPhone and Android

Your papers

All of it on your phone, not in the glovebox.

Photograph them once and they're with you — including when there's no signal, which is usually exactly when somebody asks.

CogginsPer horse, with the date it runs out
Health certificateCVI, and how many days it has left
Brand inspectionLifetime or per-trip
Registration & insuranceTruck and trailer
Vaccination recordsFor anywhere that asks
Your vet's numberAnd the one nearest where you're going
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OUTBOUND Your papers All of it works offline
Rooster Bess +Add
Coggins 232 daysexpires 14 Mar 2027
Health cert (CVI) 24 daysissued 19 Jul
Brand inspection LifetimeNevada
Vaccinations Currentupdated May 2026
Registration AQHA 5518402
Microchip 985 141 0027…
Bess needs a new Coggins Hers runs out in 37 days, before you'd be home. Utah wants one inside 12 months.
Show at an inspection
Add a document
TrailsRidesOutposts OutboundYou
One wallet per horseTap a face to switch. The amber ring means that one has something running out.

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

Being built, state by state.

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.