Trailforks

Pros

• It's a pretty easy network to navigate if that's what you mean, as long as you have trailforks.
• I second this! Love TrailForks
• Browse Trailforks and you can get a sense of what’s available.
• Use trails forks to find routes that people have made and rode to the trails you want to hit, and just follow them.
• I will use trailforks to look at other riders' posted loops if I go to a trail system that I'm not familiar with.

Cons

• I wouldn't trust Trailforks for "greens". As I noted, at least in Finale, a lot of the greens just meant ancient roads, vs easy trails.
• I tried that link but couldn't figure out how to use it, and it took me to making an account on Trailforks.
• pretty sure Trailforks did this to me as well, it was awhile ago
• an APP called Trailforks, might be more intended for mountain biking, but maybe you can get some information about the terrain and elevation changes.
• I've been using TrailForks' Bike components tracking functionality to track the mileage/riding hours of my stuff and to keep on the top of service intervals while I was a paying member. Now I have ended my subscription and I noticed that...