Our story
A ski school on a holiday morning is a bell curve no generic scheduler understands: a crush of lesson check-ins between first chair and ten o'clock, then quiet until the afternoon wave. Patrol's avalanche call can scratch a backcountry tour before the parking lot fills, and every November the ops binder gets handed to a new crop of seasonal staff with three weeks to learn what last year's crew barely wrote down.
Ski Hubs starts inside those mornings: lesson check-ins and waivers cleared before boots hit snow, patrol incident logs typed once instead of relayed over the radio, dispatch records that outlast staff turnover, and a resort or guide listing that keeps selling after the lifts stop turning.
What we stand for
Patrol dispatch and avalanche reporting are built around how mountain ops actually work, not generic ticketing.
Cold-weather UX: gloves-friendly tap targets, high contrast in glare, and run tracking that keeps recording when the signal drops. Designed for people who clock 100 days a season.
Lift tickets, lesson check-in, and waivers all flow through a single mobile-friendly link. No app install required.
Whether you run a 6-lift mountain or a heli operation in the Selkirks, the same toolkit scales with you.
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Find real places, check the free tools, and take it all with you.
Find resorts, guides & terrain near you: free maps, tools & the app | Ski Hubs
Browse real resorts, guides & terrain on one free map, no account needed. Check conditions, plan routes, and compare gear with free tools built for skiers. Take it all with you: the free Great Outdoor Hubs app puts the map, the tools, and your saved spots in your pocket. Start exploring: https://skihubs.com Get the app: https://skihubs.com/download #skihubs #outdoors
The network
Great Outdoor Hubs is the company behind a growing family of outdoor brands, and the shared platform every one of them runs on. Each hub has its own name, audience, and identity, but underneath they share one codebase: the same maps, the same trail recording, the same community features, the same accounts.
It works as a two-sided model. Operators (fishing guides, off-road parks, dive shops, ski resorts, RV communities) pay for the operations software that runs their business: bookings, digital waivers, member rosters, and marketing. That revenue is what funds the other side.
The other side is free. Parcel maps, trail networks, weather grids, and fire alerts, all built on public data that is free by law, go out to outdoor enthusiasts and residents at no cost. We can keep it free because we stay community-specific instead of licensing expensive nationwide datasets. Every improvement compounds: a safety fix shipped for one hub reaches all of them the same day.
That's how Ski Hubs keeps getting better. It's not one product maintained alone, it's one platform improved by every community on it.
The shared platform powering fifteen outdoor community brands.
Every ATV, UTV, dirt bike, and 4x4 park in the country on one map, with trails drawn where they actually are, gate hours, and permit rules. The free app adds GPS trail maps and ride recording.
RV parks, campgrounds, and public-land boondocking on one map, with hookups, rates, and reports from RVers on the ground. The free app plans the whole multi-stop route.
U-pick farms, pumpkin patches, Christmas tree farms, wineries, and farm stays across the region, with hours and what is picking right now. The free app adds a crop identifier.
Off-grid communities with county parcel lines drawn over them, plus land for sale and tax-deed auctions on the same map. Free parcel maps for residents, with no subscription.
Guided trips plotted over public-land boundaries and community-curated trails: ATV tours, horseback rides, ziplines, rafting, and more. The free app tracks the whole day by GPS.
Community-curated horse trails and public-land boundaries with the stables, guest ranches, and trailheads that reach them, down to trailer parking and water access.
BLM, USFS, and state boundaries under the outfitters, lodges, and leases that hunt them. Free public-land maps with no yearly subscription, plus field reports from hunters out there now.
Guides, charters, and public access points plotted on the water they fish, with clarity, level, and bite reports from anglers who were out today. The free app adds an AI fish identifier and your catch log.
Public ramps, marinas, and carry-down access with the water they open onto, plus live NOAA wind, tide, and wave conditions before you leave the dock.
Surf schools, camps, and shops plotted along the breaks they know best, with NOAA swell and tide for the break you tap, live calls from the lineup, and a webcam on the beach.
Reefs, wrecks, walls, and shore entries charted beside the shops and charters that run them, with depth, entry, and viz reports from divers who just surfaced.
Ramps, beaches, and carry-in access with the outfitters and shuttles that run them, plus water type, class rating, and the current flow before you load the boat.
Gyms, guides, schools, and crags filtered by discipline and rock type, with route counts, access notes, and the approach in. Plus rock-dry reports from climbers who just came down.
Every dropzone in the country with aircraft, disciplines, and contacts a tap away, plus the winds, clouds, and holds jumpers on the ground are calling right now.
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The same toolkit that runs operators across the network is ready for yours. Start free. No card, no contract.
