For the same outing’s participants
Participants across all pace groups and roles can view the locations shared within the outing.
During your club outing
People taking part in the same outing can view the locations each participant chooses to share. The live session accompanies your club route; the PDF sheet gives you route references to take along.

Participants across all pace groups and roles can view the locations shared within the outing.
Joining the live session and sharing your location are separate actions. You can stop sharing.
Download an A4 sheet with the route, known elevation profile, directions and a QR code when export is permitted.
To view the live session, you must take part in that outing’s session, with a confirmed registration and a published route assigned to your pace group. A member who is not taking part cannot access locations, even if they are an administrator. Participants see shared locations across the same outing’s pace groups.
Opening the site does not share your location. Once in the live session, you can enable sharing voluntarily and stop it again. Marking your arrival, leaving the session or closing the session also removes access to view participant locations.
Open the route sheet from your club library. Its preview brings together the club name and logo when available, the route, known elevation profile and directions. Print it or download an A4 file with a QR code that opens the route under its usual access rules.
Choose a pace group and check that your registration is confirmed. That group must have a published route.
Once the session has started, confirm your participation to access this outing’s live view.
Enable your location if you wish and view the locations other participants share.
No. Club membership, including an administrator role, does not grant GPS access. The view is limited to active participants in that same outing and ends when they mark their arrival, leave the session or the session closes.
No. Joining the session and consenting to GPS sharing are separate. An authorised participant can view shared locations while keeping their own sharing disabled.
It is a route document to read or print: the track, available elevation profile, directions and a QR code. It can include the OpenStreetMap view displayed in the preview. It does not replace a navigable offline map; downloading it depends on the route’s permissions.
Open your club space to consult its calendar and route sheets.