Get to the mountains
together, cheaper and greener.
Connecting the mountain community through shared rides.
Share the drive to events and destinations, save money, cut congestion and emissions, and travel with people heading to the same place for the same reason.
Working with the outdoor community to get more people sharing the ride
Driving or riding, it works for you
Share your spare seats or find a lift, planned in advance or on the day.
Drivers
Fill your empty seats
- Post your drive in a minute.Pick the resort, bike park or event, the day and the seats you can spare.
- Get your costs back.The seat price is worked out for you, and you keep all of your share.
Passengers
Travel together, for less
- Agree the plan first.Message the driver to sort the pickup before you set off.
- Share the cost.Pay a fair share of the drive instead of the whole journey yourself.
Two ways to ride
Plan mode: sort the trip in advance
- Rides posted against a specific resort, bike park or event date.
- Message the driver before you book, and again once you have.
- Seat cost, the 20% fee and the booking fee agreed before anyone sets off.
How it works
Four steps from spare seats to shared costs
Post your drive
Set the destination, the day and how many seats you can spare. The price per seat is worked out from your vehicle and the distance.
Review requests
Their card is held from the moment they ask, so you can accept or decline without anyone being charged.
Agree the pickup
Sort out where and when to meet by message, then drive.
Confirm the trip, then get paid
The payment is taken after the trip. Your share follows once a 24-hour window for passengers to raise anything has passed, and you keep all of it.
Event Listings
Share the ride to these events
- Festival
- Tradeshow
- Outdoor
- Ski
- Giant Slalom
- Alpine Racing
- Trail Running
Destination Listings
Share the ride to mountain destinations across Europe and beyond
Cairngorm Mountain
Cairngorms, Scotland
Chamonix-Mont-Blanc
Haute-Savoie, France
Glencoe Mountain
Highlands, Scotland
Your payment is protected
Every seat is paid through the platform, so nobody hands over cash at a service station. Payment is held from booking and released to the driver after the ride. If the ride doesn't go ahead, the passenger is refunded.
Secure payments by Stripe
Your card details go to Stripe, not to us. Your card is authorised when you book and only charged after the trip.
Transparent split
The seat price, the 20% platform fee and the booking fee are shown separately before you commit.
Driver approval
Drivers choose who travels with them, and both sides get the details in writing.
Fewer cars on the pass
Four people in one car instead of four cars. Filling seats on journeys that were already happening means less traffic through mountain villages and less pressure on resort car parks.
- Full cars instead of several half-empty ones on the same road.
- Less queuing for resort parking on a busy morning.
- Quieter approach roads for the villages people drive through.
FAQ's
From the distance and the cost of running the car for the journey, split across the seats.
- A 20% platform fee and a booking fee are added on top, paid by the passenger.
- The driver keeps their whole share.
- You see the seat price and both fees before you book.
No. Mountain Rideshare is cost-sharing only. A driver can recover a share of the cost of a journey they were already making, and nothing more.
Drivers set out what their vehicle can carry when they add it, so you know before you request a seat.
- Ski rack
- Roof box
- Boot space: small, medium or large
Payment is held from booking and only released after the journey. If the ride doesn't go ahead, the passenger is refunded.
Both use the same cost split and the same held payment. The difference is timing.
- Plan mode is for a trip already in the calendar, posted days ahead.
- Live mode is for a trip decided on the morning, where either side can broadcast.
539 resorts, bike parks and climbing centres are mapped, with pick-ups pinned to car parks and lift bases rather than a city centre.
No. Mountain Rideshare runs in the browser on your phone or computer, so there's nothing to install. Sign in to search, book or post a ride.
If you sign up for updates, your name and email are used only to send you those emails. No third parties, and we delete them if you ask.
Staying safe
Read the whole profile before you request a seat, and message through the app if anything isn't clear. A profile shows:
- Which checks that person has completed: a confirmed email address, and a connected Google, Facebook or Apple account.
- Their profile photo, a short bio, and the sports they're into.
- How long they've been on the platform.
- For drivers, the vehicle, its kit space, and whether it's confirmed roadworthy and insured.
After a completed trip, drivers and passengers rate each other out of five and can leave a short written review.
- Neither side sees the other's rating until both have submitted, or two weeks pass.
- That means a rating can't be written in response to the one you were given.
- Ratings show separately for someone as a driver and as a passenger.
A rating only shows once a person has at least three, so a single trip can't define them. Below that they read as a new driver or new passenger, which is exactly what they are, not a warning. Early in the season, most of the community is in that position.
A badge means that specific check has been completed. They're shown individually rather than as one blanket "verified" label, so you can see exactly what has been checked, and what hasn't. We don't verify identity documents, and we don't claim to.
- Confirmed email address
- Connected Google, Facebook or Apple account
Agree a specific, public pick-up rather than a residential address.
- A station forecourt, a supermarket car park, or a lift base works well.
- Swap phone numbers once the ride is confirmed.
- Tell someone where you're going and who with, straight from the app.
Report a problem through the app within the complaint window. Because payment is held until after the journey, the driver's transfer is paused while our team looks into it, and the passenger can be refunded.
Drivers confirm their vehicle is roadworthy, taxed and insured for cost-sharing travel when they add it, and again when they post a ride, along with holding a valid driving licence.
- Rideshare Group is not a transport provider.
- Drivers stay responsible for their own vehicle, insurance and legal compliance.
- Keeping a ride to cost-sharing rather than profit is part of what keeps it within ordinary private-car cover.
Carpooling built for mountain travel and ski resort transfers
Mountain Rideshare is a community carpooling platform for people travelling to the mountains: skiers and snowboarders heading for the first lift, climbers and hillwalkers heading for the hills, mountain bikers driving to a bike park, and spectators travelling to a race weekend. Every ride is tied to a real destination rather than a city-to-city route, so pick-ups are set at lift bases, resort car parks and event venues.
The journeys people search for
- Ski and snowboard transfers to resorts across the Alps, the Pyrenees and beyond
- Airport and city departures to a resort transfer point
- Weekend lifts to climbing centres and Nordic trails
- Mountain bike trips to bike parks and downhill race weekends
- Travel to World Cup races, freeride comps and hill race series
539 resorts, bike parks and climbing centres are mapped, with pick-ups pinned to the car parks and lift bases people meet at.
Share rides this season
Split the cost and reduce congestion and emissions on the way to the mountains. It runs in your browser, so there's nothing to install.
News from the mountains
New resorts and events as they're added, a few times a season.