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Venue map and catalogue
Discover motorcycle venues across Europe. Filter by country and riding style, check access rules and open the location in Google Maps.
Open the map and list →01 / RIDE TWO WHEELS. ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES.
Your motorcycle. Your crew. Your next adventure. Find riding spots and plan your next trip together.

COMMUNITY
Ready to ride together? Suggest a meeting place and time, describe your plan and gather a crew.
More miles and shared stories. Less searching for your next destination.
01 — PLACES FOR YOUR NEXT RIDE
Motorcycle tracks, riding schools and places to ride across Europe. Information from operators and sporting organizations.
Choose a country and explore venues on the map. Open the full catalogue for search and filters.
Try a different vehicle, region or search term.
This is a starter catalogue, not a complete register of all venues. Vehicle types describe a venue’s offer or sporting discipline. Before visiting, confirm availability, access with your own vehicle and current rules with the operator.
PLAN YOUR DATE
Dates published by venue owners: open events and closure dates.
Dates refer to calendar days at each venue. You can view up to 366 days at a time.
Event details are based on the organizers’ publications. Confirm participation conditions with the organizer before travelling.
Open the event calendar →FROM AN IDEA TO A RIDE
A winding road, a track day or an enduro adventure? Find a place to ride and plan your next trip.
NO SIGN-IN NEEDED
Discover motorcycle venues across Europe. Filter by country and riding style, check access rules and open the location in Google Maps.
Open the map and list →YOUR ACCOUNT
Return to your routes and ride results. Set your language, motorcycle and riding preferences in your profile.
Rider dashboard ↗FOR ORGANIZERS AND VENUE OWNERS
Manage multiple venues and staff. Publish a calendar of events and closures, and prepare event courses and checkpoints.

EVERY MOTORCYCLE. ONE PASSION.
Roads, tracks, touring or trails. Choose your riding style and find your crew.
Dashboards require sign-in. Organizing events, managing venues and administration require the appropriate account permissions.
02 — THE APP FOR YOUR RIDE
An app prototype for iOS and Android. Choose a venue, save your own routes and meet your crew in a private group.
Motorcycle venues in Poland and across Europe. Search by country, region and motorcycle type, then check the source and access rules.
Import and save venue routes. Invite your group with a link or code. Members can choose to share their GPS location while the app is active.
CarPlay and Android Auto integrations are technical prototypes. Device testing and platform approval are still ahead.

THE ROAD WRITES THE BEST STORIES
Gather your crew, choose a destination and plan your next motorcycle trip together.
Plan a ride ↗03 — YOUR RIDES AFTER YOU RETURN
Riders, organizers and venue owners share one service. Choose a workspace and sign in to see your data and available features.
Open dashboard ↗app.letsrideout.eu · One account, rider, organizer and owner workspaces.
Revisit saved route maps and your personal best times. Comparisons account for the route, its revision and your vehicle.
Browse completed rides and past groups. Use the same account to sign in to the app and dashboard.
The POC uses manual START/STOP timing while online. Results are recreational; automatic GPS timing gates are a future step.
04 — CHECKPOINT RALLY
The organiser sets up a venue event, teams and checkpoints. The team collects NFC stamps with one designated device, adding points to a shared score.
View organiser dashboard ↗POC: checkpoint credit requires internet access. Physical NFC scanning requires a native app and phone testing. The preview uses fictional stamps.
Choose one device to collect stamps for your team. Other participants can follow the score.
Team scores and the latest voluntarily shared positions, with measurement time and accuracy. Location is sent while the event module is active.
Checkpoints and their point values are prepared before the start. Ordinary NFC tags can be copied. The POC tests the event experience; stronger competition security is a future step.
Some coordinates: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Each point has its own source in the JSON catalogue. OpenStreetMap / ODbL