Running Ninja!

We want to hear from our Running Ninjas how you’re using Yerp to enhance your outings!

Let us know!

Good adventures start with a “we should.”
Great adventures start with a Yerp.

Put it on Yerp. See who’s in:
iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/yerp-inc/id6756983820
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.yerp.mobile

This weekend I had the opportunity to connect with a rock star in the mountain biking world that happens to be located just miles from me.

Chatting with him not only reenergized my commitment to Yerp but also shined the light on even more ways this tool is poised to change the way folks adventure the great outdoors.

And when you hear this from someone who is not just a casual weekend warrior like me, but has devoted his entire personal and professional life to it, you immediately realize that your long time friend and his partner are on the right path with this YERP.

So for those of you who have yet to download our free and no ads app, here are just some of our favorite features!

📅 Post an event for a variety of outdoor activities for public or private
🤙 Invite folks in the app or text them the invite through the app
🧗‍♀️ Create Groups or find an activity buddy
😎 Users RSVP by "yerp" or "nerp"
🌄 Set difficulty levels from "Beginner" to "Expert"
📲 Ditch the group texts and social media and plan all your events in YERP
📷 Post pics, gallery or videos

I could go on forever but I'll just invite you to take a minute and check out the app that is going to save you time, money and aggravation all while getting you outside to touch grass! 🌿

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A new documentary celebrates Jasmine Paris as the first woman to conquer the Barkley Marathons, a 100-mile ultra-endurance race in Tennessee’s Frozen Head State Park.

The covert event challenges runners with extreme elevation, no aid stations, and a secret entry process requiring an essay.

After two attempts, Paris balanced motherhood with midnight hill repeats to develop unshakable grit.

In 2024 she ran all five loops solo by compass and touched the finish gate just seconds before the 60-hour cut-off.

Her historic victory shatters myths and hints at a new era of female ultra-runners—more details in the article.