Real-world maps in Sledders.

Real mountains, real forest, real trails, as custom Sledders levels. What is real in them, and where to ride one tonight.

Short answer

Yes, you can ride real places in Sledders. Real-world maps are custom levels built from real elevation data (public LiDAR, 1 m detail in Québec and most of the US), real forest canopy, and the real trails, rivers and lakes from OpenStreetMap. They live on mod.io like any custom level, free to subscribe to on PC, Xbox and PS5, and YourSledMaps builds one of any place you pick.

Inside a real-world map

What is real, and what isn't

Part of the levelWhere it comes fromWhat you notice riding
GroundPublic LiDAR and elevation modelsRidges, gullies, chutes and valleys where they really are
ForestReal forest canopy dataTight trees where the forest is thick, open glades where it isn't
TrailsOpenStreetMapGroomed trails on the real forest roads, with the real junctions
WaterOpenStreetMapFrozen lakes and streams in their real place
Not includedNo photos, no buildingsIt's the real shape of the land, not a photo replica
Ride one

Where to ride real-world Sledders maps

Browse the maps riders built with YourSledMaps, all free on mod.io, starting with Québec, home of our reference map of Marsoui, in the Gaspésie. The community also sculpts real places by hand in the Level Editor; you'll find them on mod.io's Sledders levels.

New to custom levels? How to get Sledders mods on PC, Xbox and PS5, or the step-by-step in-game guide.

Want your own place?

Draw a box over it and get it as a level the same evening: turn a real place into a Sledders map.

Updated November 4, 2026.

Real-world maps,
quick answers.

Accuracy, data, cost and consoles.

Yes. Sledders custom levels on mod.io include real places, some sculpted by hand in the Level Editor and some built from real elevation data with YourSledMaps. You subscribe to them on mod.io like any other level.

The ground comes from public LiDAR, so ridges, gullies and valleys are where they really are, at 1 m detail in Québec and most of the US. Forest density and tree type come from real canopy data. Think "that's my hill", not a photo replica; detail varies by place.

Yes. Search your area in the YourSledMaps builder, draw a box up to about 8 × 8 km, and we build it into a level on mod.io, credited to you. Most maps are ready the same evening.

Yes. Every level on mod.io is free to subscribe to with your own copy of Sledders and a free mod.io account. Only ordering a new map of your own place is paid.

Yes, once Hanki Games approves each level's console build. PC usually gets a new level first. Sledders has cross-play between PC, Xbox Series X|S and PS5.

Open data only: public LiDAR and elevation models for the ground (such as USGS 3DEP in the US and the Québec government's LiDAR), forest canopy data for the trees, and OpenStreetMap for trails, rivers, lakes and names. Photos never end up in a level.

Your mountain, as a Sledders map

Draw a box over any real place. We build its terrain, forest, rivers and trails into a level on mod.io, credited to you.