The Wheel Life
Trail maps for PEV riders
About
Discover and navigate trails rated for your riding style, from paved paths to backcountry dirt. Find points of interest like parking and charging stations, and log your rides. Explore globally or by city with a free rider account.
What's New in The Wheel Life
1.0.5
October 6, 2026
- New native app look: bottom tab bar and a cleaner centered header - Map is now your home screen, with a round city button that slides up your trail list - New Account panel slides out from the right: profile, edit, socials, support - Gear: Add to Cart right on product cards, compact categories, Members Only section - Events: new route-line timeline
MoreFAQ
What is The Wheel Life?
The Wheel Life is a live trail map application specifically designed for riders of Onewheel, PEV, and EUC devices. It provides rated trails based on riding styles like Float, Carve, or Shred, and highlights points of interest relevant to riders.
Is The Wheel Life free to use?
Yes, The Wheel Life is completely free to use. Users can explore all rated lines, trace rides, vote on trail difficulty, follow other riders, and earn city badges without any cost.
What devices does The Wheel Life support?
The Wheel Life is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for riders of Onewheel, PEV, and EUC personal electric vehicles.
How often is The Wheel Life updated?
The Wheel Life was last updated on September 17, 2026, with version 1.0.1. The app is built by riders and aims to continuously grow its trail map weekly.
Can I log my rides with The Wheel Life?
Yes, you can 'Drop In' to trace and log your rides with The Wheel Life. This feature allows you to record your journeys on the trails.
What kind of trails can I find on The Wheel Life?
The Wheel Life features a live map of rated trails worldwide, ranging from paved greenways to backcountry dirt. Each trail is rated by riders for its Float, Carve, or Shred difficulty.
Does The Wheel Life have ads?
No, The Wheel Life does not contain advertisements. The app is developed by riders for the one-wheeled life and is free to use without any ad interruptions.
What are the 'Float', 'Carve', and 'Shred' ratings on The Wheel Life?
These ratings indicate the type of riding experience a trail offers. 'Float' suggests a smoother, more cruising-oriented path, 'Carve' implies turns and agility, and 'Shred' indicates more challenging or technical terrain.
