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Make a course public

You have created your course, added the fence names and (optionally) photos. It's time to publish it for riders and spectators.

Check the course details: time, distance, date, description and add an attractive thumbnail. Make sure all courses for an event are in the same event folder so riders don't get confused

The steps below DO NOT require a Toolkit subscription

Step by Step

  1. Upload the course if you have not already done so
  2. Open the Toolkit from the Course Uploaded screen or open the Toolkit on your desktop, tablet or smartphone and open the course.
  3. open toolkit
  4. Set the thumbnail

    Select an eyecatching fence for the thumbnail in our library. If you dont have photos, add your event or sponsor logo
  5. change thumbnail
  6. If your courses are in events with different names, move them into one event folder
  7. Check you have all the details correct such as Optimum Time, Speed & Official Distance. There are more settings such as Efforts Count under the Advanced tab.
  8. edit optimum time and distance
  9. If you created the course some time ago you, change the date under the Advanced Tab as this is displayed in the library and could be confusing to competitors
  10. change date
  11. Don't worry if you don't have the Optimum time yet. You can add it later. Newly published courses automatically get tagged with a "Riders must check optimum time and offical map"
  12. You can make it even more obvious by putting OPTIMUM TIME AND DISTANCE TO BE CONFIRMED in the description with other information such as who recorded the course
  13. Set visibility to Public
  14. make public
  15. Tap Save to finish
  16. Check the course is appearing correctly on crosscountryapp.com/courses and on your website
  17. IMPORTANT NOTE. If you publish your course and then upload a new version (e.g. with dressed photos) you will need to check the Public box again or it will become unlisted.

Extra for Toolkit subscribers

To make it clearer to riders which course they are in set the track and number colour

Spread the Word

Follow our tips to publicise your courses