For park owners

HeadzUp forOHV park owners

Raise awareness. Look after your trails. Delight your riders.

Your riders trust you for more than trails — they trust you for a well-run, enjoyable ride. HeadzUp helps you deliver on that promise and makes your park a leader in rider awareness.

With HeadzUp installed, your park gains three powerful advantages

One

A smarter trail environment without added oversight

Two-way trails or one-way routes, HeadzUp keeps your riders riding smarter. Families, first-time riders and seasoned veterans alike are “seen” — and your park shows it takes the rider experience seriously.

  • Works on two-way trails and one-way routes alike
  • Mark pits and staging areas as no-alert zones
  • No staff time to run it, and no change to how your park runs
The HeadzUp park dashboard: live riders on the park’s trail map, the rider list beside it, and device health on the right. Sample park, simulated riders.
Two

Cut trail maintenance costs with data-driven insights

Trail upkeep is essential — and expensive. Instead of paying staff to ride trails looking for problem spots, HeadzUp gives your OHV park management team a real-time trail usage heat map that shows exactly where your trails get the heaviest wear.

  • Send your dozer straight to the areas that need work
  • Save labor, time and maintenance dollars
  • Keep your trails in peak condition for your riders
The HeadzUp park dashboard with the trail-usage heat map switched on: the busiest routes glow, the quiet corners stay dark. Sample park, simulated riders.
Three

Enhance rider experience and emergency response

A breakdown on the trail shouldn't become a crisis. With HeadzUp SOS, a rider's exact GPS location reaches nearby riders and your park office in seconds.

  • Coordinates reach your office in a simple browser view
  • Notify emergency services with pinpoint accuracy
  • Faster response, greater peace of mind, riders who come back year after year
Park staff on the phone at a monitor showing an SOS position on the OHV trail map.
Trail mapper

Your trails, on every rider's screen

Draw your trails once in the dashboard. Every rider sees them, named, on the ride map and as faint lines on the radar — and, when a rider turns the option on, alerts can tell which trail they are on.

Drawing tools

Draw, edit and publish from the dashboard

The trail editor lives on the same map your staff already watch. Trace a trail, name it, publish it — riders in the park have it on their next ride.

  • Draw a new trail on the map, or edit one that is already there
  • Drop a circle or lasso zone — no-alert for pits and staging, or an event zone
  • Publish to every rider in one click
  • Import GeoJSON you already have
The HeadzUp park dashboard with the trail editor open: a trail being traced on the park map, the drawing toolbar above it, and the trail list beside it. Sample park, simulated riders.
Learning mode

Let your riders draw the map for you

Turn on Learning mode and the dashboard builds candidate trails from de-identified ride tracks — no names, no accounts, just where the wheels went. Review each candidate and publish the ones you want riders to see.

Opening a new loop? Staff record a trail straight from a phone in Park Mode and it lands in the same review list.

The HeadzUp park dashboard trails panel: candidate trails learned from de-identified ride tracks waiting for review, each with a Publish button. Sample park, simulated riders.
Already have trail data?

Send us your GPX, KML, GeoJSON or shapefile and we load it into your park map for you.

The demo is a read-only sample park in the real dashboard — no login, nothing to set up.

Why park owners choose HeadzUp

A park riders talk about

Awareness that attracts more riders and families.

Lower operating costs

Smarter trail management from real usage data.

A next-level rider experience

The kind that builds loyalty.

With HeadzUp, you're not just running an OHV park — you're leading the way in rider awareness.

Ready to see how HeadzUp can transform your park?

Contact us today to bring HeadzUp to your OHV park.

Curious how the rider side works? Read off-road proximity alerts, explained.