
Equine Route
formerly RodeoPin
Find the arena — and the right gate — before you leave.

What every pin means
Get Directions opens Apple or Google Maps. Their routes aren't trailer-checked, so use your judgment.
What's new in this update
Know the right gate or arena? Drop a pin.
The best gates come from haulers who've used them. Every entrance you add saves the next rig a wrong turn.
- 1Tap Suggest a Pin
- 2Enter your email, then type in the 6-digit code we send you.Don't see it? Check your junk or spam folder.
- 3Zoom in and tap the exact spot — Satellite view helps
- 4We review it, then it's live for everyone
Something changed? You can delete your own pins anytime, and every pin has Report a problem.
How our pins are checked
- Every arena pin was researched and placed by hand by our team.
- Every suggested pin is reviewed before it goes live.
- Every pin has Report a problem, so bad info can be flagged and fixed.
Why we built this
Planning a trip shouldn't mean digging through Google, Facebook posts, and old flyers just to find where you're headed. Equine Route puts the arena and the right gate in one place. It's built by people who haul, to make every trip easier.
Questions
I don't rodeo — is this for me?
Yes. Cutting, reining, barrels, shows, trail riding, high school and college — if you haul a horse, it's for you.
How do I add, move or remove a pin?
Tap Suggest a Pin to add one. To move your own pin, delete it and suggest it in the right spot. Spot a problem with anyone's pin? Tap Report a problem.
Where did route pins go?
We retired route pins to keep the map clean. Gates and hazards are still here.
For God does not give us the spirit of fear; but power, and of love, and a sound mind.