This app predicts trail conditions for mountain biking by analyzing weather, soil, and terrain data. It helps riders know if trails are dry and rideable before heading out, covering over 1,000 trail networks in the US. No crowdsourced reports or accounts are needed.
1.3.0
July 31, 2026
DUSTY is a new verdict. A green light plus an active dry advisory used to read as PRIME, which sent riders out to blown out, loose dirt and called it perfect. Now it says DUSTY, and the gauge says what that means. Tester feedback drove this one. Also in this release: Loam links from a message or the web now open straight to the trail in the app, a new splash screen, a smoother first run, and the usual round of speed and stability work.
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Loam predicts whether mountain bike trails are dry and rideable by analyzing weather, rainfall, soil, drainage, slope, and tree cover data. It aims to provide accurate conditions without relying on user reports.
Loam covers over 1,000 trail networks across the United States. This extensive coverage allows riders in many regions to check conditions before their ride.
No, Loam does not require an account to use its services. It also does not rely on crowdsourced reports, providing its predictions based on environmental data analysis.
Loam is free to download and use. It offers optional 'Loam Pro' monthly subscriptions for $2.99 or annual subscriptions for $19.99 for enhanced features.
Loam is available on iPhones and iPads. The app is designed to be accessible on Apple's mobile and tablet platforms.
The latest version of Loam is 1.2.1, which was last updated on June 16, 2026. This indicates regular updates to improve functionality and data accuracy.
Loam has an age rating of 4+. This means it is suitable for users of all ages, with no content restrictions.
No, Loam does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use and does not display ads, ensuring an uninterrupted user experience.
