Follow Past Re-Rides

The Pony alternates direction each Annual Re-Ride.

NOTE:  These maps are no longer live (no current rider or weather), but you can study the ride history.

2024 East-to-West Re-Ride Map:

(National Park Service [NPS] Map)

The map below tracked how the riders progressed during the entire 2024 Re-Ride.

The black Pony Rider icons are positioned 5 minutes apart.  Click the (+) button to zoom in to any location area.  Click the (-) button to zoom out.  Other icons allow you to access the legend, measure distance, choose layers, change the background (basemap) or find a specific location.  The current zoom “altitude” is in the lower left-hand corner, next to the coordinates (longitude/latitude) of the cursor location .  Click to identify and/or freeze any cursor location, as well.  Click on a blue dot or a Pony Rider icon for more information, too.

Mobile devices — Use Landscape for best viewing.

Please Click Here to view the full 2024 map in a new window.

 

 

2023 West-to-East Re-Ride Map:

(National Park Service [NPS] Map)

The map below tracked how the riders progressed during the entire 2023 Re-Ride.

The black Pony Rider icons are positioned 5 minutes apart.  Click the (+) button to zoom in to any location area and click the (-) button to zoom back out.  You can also measure distance, choose layers, access the legend, change the background (basemap) or find a specific location.  The coordinates (longitude/latitude) of the cursor location are in the lower left-hand corner.  Click on a blue dot or a Pony Rider icon for more information, too.

NOTE: The map is best viewed within a full browser window.

Please Click Here to view the full 2023 map in a new window.

 

 

2022 East-to-West Re-Ride Map:

(National Park Service [NPS] Map)

The map below tracked how the riders progressed during the entire 2022 Re-Ride.

The black Pony Rider icons are positioned 5 minutes apart.  Click the (+) button to zoom in to any location area and click the (-) button to zoom back out.  You can also measure distance, choose layers, access the legend, change the background (basemap) or find a specific location.  The coordinates (longitude/latitude) of the cursor location are in the lower left-hand corner.  Click on a blue dot or a Pony Rider icon for more information, too.

NOTE:

The map is best viewed within a full browser window.
Mobile devices — Use Landscape for best viewing.

Please Click Here to view the full 2022 map in a new window.