A First-of-Its-Kind Trail Accuracy Project — Led by Riders, for Riders.

THE FUTURE OF WILDCAT TRAIL NAVIGATION STARTS HERE

In early 2025, Throttle Therapy Nation began a project unlike anything ever done at Wildcat Offroad Park — a complete, ground-up, rider-verified digital remapping of the entire mountain.

Built through thousands of miles ridden, hundreds of hours of on-trail verification, collaboration with experienced riders, and direct communication with Wildcat’s owners and operations team, this initiative marks the first step toward the official, park-supported digital trail map of Wildcat Offroad Park.

This remap is designed to eliminate decades of confusion, incorrect third-party lines, outdated mapping platforms, and unsafe or misleading trail data.
This is about integrity. Accuracy. Safety. And honoring the mountain we call home.

WHAT MAKES THIS REMAP DIFFERENT?

• 100% Rider-Verified, Not Computer-Generated

Every trail, spur, climb, and connector was physically ridden, recorded, color-coded, classified, and cross-checked.
No scraped data. No old files. No guessing.

• Built in Partnership With Wildcat Leadership

From the first conversations in June 2025, this project has included communication with:
Terry & Vanessa Blankenship
Anthony & Kim Brummett

To ensure the map reflects Wildcat’s true boundaries, safety expectations, and long-term vision.

• Designed for Rider Safety & Legal Clarity

Every section is checked for:

• Legal access

• Park boundaries

• Rider safety concerns

• Accuracy of terrain difficulty

• Trail condition updates

• Seasonal changes in the mountain

• Community-Based Mapping

Sections were reviewed with:

• Weather & trail staff

• Regular riders

• Trail leaders

• Volunteers

• TTN community members

This ensures the final product reflects real-world riding, not just data points.

WHAT THE DIGITAL REMAP INCLUDES

✔ Complete color-coded trail system

Clear, intuitive difficulty levels that match Wildcat’s terrain — not generic national templates.

✔ Accurate line-by-line trail verification

Every line recorded individually, then layered into the full system.

✔ Section-based organization

A clean, structured layout so riders can navigate Wildcat like locals.

✔ Hazard markers & terrain notes

Climbs, drops, off-camber areas, rock gardens, water ruts, and seasonal hazards.

✔ Corrected entrances, exits & connectors

No more wrong turns or outdated paths.

✔ Legal-only mapping

No off-limits trails, no cross-boundary lines, no confusion.

THE APP? NOT YET ANNOUNCED.

Throttle Therapy Nation and Wildcat Offroad Park have not publicly named which platform will host the official digital map.

Why?

Because accuracy comes first.
Partnership comes second.
Release comes last — after every detail is verified.

This assures Wildcat riders that when the official map is published, it will be:

• Accurate

• Safe

• Park-approved

• Consistent across the entire mountain

• Maintained and updated regularly

Until then, the remapping work continues — rider by rider, trail by trail, section by section.

THE GOAL: THE 2025 WILDCAT OFFICIAL DIGITAL MAP

The mission is simple:

To deliver the first true, accurate, and official digital Wildcat map ever released — one that finally represents the park the way its riders experience it.

This is more than a map.
It’s a resource.
A safety tool.
A community investment.
And the foundation of Wildcat’s off-road future.

Stages

WHERE WE ARE NOW (LIVE PROGRESS)

• Sections 1–3: Final verification

• Hazard & terrain markers: Ongoing

• Boundary corrections: In progress

• App integration: Pending announcement

• Seasonal adjustments: Winter 2025 updates

• Trailflow testing: Community feedback phase

Progress updates will continue through the Wildcat Riders Hub.

WHAT COMES NEXT

• Official partner announcement

• Map release timeline

• Rider testing & feedback loop

• Training resources for new riders

• Integration with Wildcat’s long-term park development

• A public-facing downloadable version

• Updated signs, markers & rider support materials

Riders who want to support:

• Send trail observations

• Report hazards

• Share missing connectors

• Assist with seasonal updates

• Help newcomers navigate

• Be part of the TTN test crew

JOIN THE REMAP EFFORT