Are you a hardcore snowboarding enthusiast? Do you long for wild winter days all year just so that you can break out your board? You can maximize your enjoyment of your snowboarding activities by incorporating a variety of outdoor enthusiast apps into your winter planning. Following are a few phenomenal free iOS snowboarding apps you might want to consider downloading:
iTrailMap
Offered by Big Air Software, the iTrailMap app offers stunning high-definition maps of snowboarding and skiing trails. Available for both the iPhone and the iPod, this application works with or without Internet access. Featuring trail maps from over 700 resorts, this nifty snowboarding app can help you uncover runs you want to try while avoiding challenges outside of your skill level.
Boarder Lounge
Available from The Lounge, the Boarder Lounge app helps you connect with a global snowboarding community. Discuss your favorite snowboarding trails, find out about the hottest new snowboard gear, and uncover details regarding competitions in your area. Think of this handy download like an iOS-enabled social network for snowboarders.
Trace Snow – Ski + Snowboard Tracker
Offered by AlpineReplay, the Trace Snow – Ski + Snowboard Tracker app offers a variety of handy features for snow enthusiasts. Track everything from the airtime on your jumps to the calories you’ve burned while snowboarding. You can track which chairlifts you’ve used at various resorts and calculate the altitude of your highest descents. If you only add one snowboarding app to your iOS device, this one might be your best choice.
SNOCRU
The SNOCRU app is an excellent app to consider if you regularly compete with your buddies while snowboarding. This handy download lets you document your runs, track your times, and measure your speeds. You’ll be able to substantiate your bragging once you’ve downloaded this app to your iOS device.
Enjoying your time on the mountainside is made easier when you have a variety of snowboarding apps at your disposal. Whether you want to monitor snowboarding conditions in your area or discover new trails to master, there are a variety of helpful outdoor enthusiast apps now at your disposal. How many of the above-listed iOS snowboarding apps will you be downloading?
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The more applications that hit the market with ways to help out the consumer, I am all for. These are 4 great examples of those types of apps.
Pretty exciting apps. My sister goes snowboarding every now and then, I’ll have to clue her into these guys as they seem pretty helpful. I especially like the ability to use them without internet access as you can bring it up with you on the slopes. That last app there seems really cool as it can effectively turn your snowboarding runs into little competitions with others. This can turn even the most innocuous snowboard run into an exciting game.
Using itrailmap could be nice to get clued into some spots that are little secrets among the snowboarding communities and go at them.
Awesome stuff.