websites to view other routes

[jamma]

Does anyone know a website to see other routes in the area you live apart from checking strava

 

[S-Express]

Google maps?

 

[jamma]

Google maps?

Used it once never again took me up a beck to get back onto a private road

 

[S-Express]

Obviously you need to know where you are going whatever you use, so a bit of applied logic is also useful.

 

[Ajax Bay]

Ride with GPS
Use the 'FIND' function and specify start point and distance

 

[bikingdad90]

There is basically nothing on any of the usual websites for Teesside of any decent length.

I am sure Cleveland Wheelers or Stockton Wheelers have a page with routes on.

 

[jamma]

Obviously you need to know where you are going whatever you use, so a bit of applied logic is also useful.

It did start as a road then turned to a beck then back to road certainly a cx section

 

[jamma]

There is basically nothing on any of the usual websites for Teesside of any decent length.

I am sure Cleveland Wheelers or Stockton Wheelers have a page with routes on.

I know a few from ingleby but with a the roadworks its a bit of a nightmare

 

[vickster]

Www.Cycle-route.com

 

[Pat "5mph"]

Just search RWGPS, you can download other peoples routes for the garmin, like @Ajax Bay said above.

 

[mjr]

http://cycle.travel/map for suggestions, or find the nearest town in its towns/cities list and it'll show you the recent routes plotted by other people.

 

[Dogtrousers]

Or just one of the many sites with OS maps, like streetmap.co.uk which enable you to browse OS maps, go exploring. Then create your own route using ridewithgps / strava / gpxeditor / mapmyride etc etc

 

[Alex H]

https://www.plotaroute.com has 49 from your location

 

[Globalti]

This doesn't need batteries and you'll get years of enjoyment out of it. What's really brilliant is that you can see the entire area spread out and even write notes on it or highlight routes. It can be dropped on the floor without fear of damage and it fits in a jersey pocket and costs just a few pounds:

 

[StuChalmers]

mapometer has a very good visual search function and a large database. Worth noting if you want to view elevation and gradient profiles you need to select the osm layer in top right.