Choose a start, a length, your bike and what you like to see: Vistavel draws several different rides, shows the scenery in photos, flies over each one in 3D with the forecast weather, and details profile, terrain, services and difficulty.
Four steps, no sign-up.
Loop or point to point, regular or electric bike, length, effort, views, water, heritage, nature or villages.
Points of interest around you (OpenStreetMap) serve as anchors: each ride heads in a different direction, on bike-friendly roads.
Fly over each ride on real terrain, in real conditions: sky, wind, rain and daylight at the time you would be there.
Distance, ascent and descent, calories, difficulty, profile, climbs, surfaces, road types, water, cafés, repair shops, stations, charging, sunset, signed GPX.
Points of interest around the start are read from OpenStreetMap, then picked by direction sectors to close a loop of the desired length; a bike router then draws each ride. Rides that look too alike are dropped.
Assistance makes hills less penalising: the route accepts more relief, speed and riding time change, calories count only the rider's share, and the remaining range is estimated at charging points.
Yes: Open-Meteo hourly forecasts at the start date and time you enter, applied to where you would be at each moment of the ride (sky, clouds, rain, snow, wind, night, sun). Beyond 16 days no forecast is available.
Yes, as GPX: Garmin Connect, Wahoo, Komoot, Strava and most apps import it. The file carries the ride name and the vistavel.com signature.
Open data and public services, no user key required.
Rides are composed automatically: check road conditions on site, follow traffic rules and respect private property. Forecasts and estimates (time, calories, range) are indicative.