The only trip planner built for the distances between servos. Per-vehicle fuel and range planning, a printable trip leader report, and club admin — all in one place, so you're not running a mapping app, a spreadsheet and a Facebook group just to get a convoy out the gate. From The Kimberley to the Nullarbor and beyond.
81.7 L above your reserve on arrival.
Marker shows your 19.8 L reserve.
Mapping apps stop at the route. Club software stops at membership. ClubTrekker is built for a big country, where the next servo can be hundreds of km's away — and it doesn't make you switch apps to get there.
Dates, participants, experience level, emergency contacts, gear lists, route maps, permits & documents and more, all in one place.
The feature you won't find in a trail map or a club portal: per-vehicle fuel plans, inc fuel type, tank sizes, spare fuel & consumption to help plan usage & costs whether it's on the highway, offroad, in low range or on sand.
Personal accounts let each member manage their own vehicle from any device.
Run the club and the trip from the same system — most tools make you pick one. Manage your Club, create trips, assign a Trip Leader, invite members to a club or a single trip, and hand out a printable trip report before anyone leaves.

Mobile-friendly, so it works online, in offline mode, at camp, in the desert or at home.
See the whole route mapped out, with your current position shown as you travel. Use as a backup for your navigation app.

Generated straight from the plan you already built — the meeting point, the route and fuel stops, and who's on the trip. Print it, or keep it offline with no signal.
| Waypoint | Dist. | Fuel | Road |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albany WA | 364 km | Chester Pass Rd | |
| Lake King WA | 175 km | ● | Lake King–Norseman Rd |
| Moir Rock WA | 60 km | Peak Charles Rd | |
| Norseman WA | 255 km | ● | Old Telegraph Track |
+ 12 more waypoints, finishing at Esperance WA
Set it up once, then everyone stays in sync.
Add dates, create route legs or import a GPX/KML file, set your fuel stops, gear list and other details.
Trip Leader can invite members or members can request to join the trip.
Everyone sees the same plan as it firms up.
Whether you're towing a van or a camper, running a convoy, or just heading out on your own — one system instead of a stack of apps and a shared spreadsheet.
Run club trips without chasing people for details.
Plan big trips with mates using the same route and fuel tools.
Keep tow rigs, fuel range and gear organised for the whole group.
Start with the basics and upgrade as you need more.
ClubTrekker is open now. Skip the spreadsheet — create your first trip and invite your crew.
Sign up and start planning