My track

Your track, your rules.

Import a GPX, draw your own route or edit a proposed one by hand: you decide where it goes, the geometry stays yours.

A GPS on the handlebars along EuroVelo 1, in Portugal
A GPS on the handlebars along EuroVelo 1, in PortugalPacopac · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Resized photo
  1. Edit the route by hand

    “Edit the track” makes the route editable: tap the line to insert a waypoint, drag it to move it, tap it to remove it. The route is recalculated at once on suitable ways, with its distances and elevation.

  2. On mapped paths or in a straight line

    By default each point is brought onto a way suited to your activity; turn off “Stay on mapped paths” to join your points in a straight line, off the paths. Undo, redo, reverse the direction, return to the proposed route: every gesture can be taken back.

  3. Draw or import your track

    “Draw my track” places your points one by one on the map and traces the route between them; an imported GPX keeps exactly its geometry, gaps included, and gets the same analysis: distance, elevation, surfaces and services.

  4. Select a section

    Isolate a stretch of the route to review it, measure it, keep only that part or download its GPX on its own.

In pictures and on video

Editing the track by hand: moving a point, adding one, undoing
The track while it is being edited

Cycle routes and rail trails: UK, Ireland, USA, Canada and Australia

Your questions

Is my track changed without warning?

No. Changing the activity or the constraints only recalculates the routes proposed by the router; a GPX or drawn track keeps exactly its geometry.

Can I download a track from the catalogue?

Catalogue routes can be browsed and composed, but not downloaded, even after editing. Your personal tracks keep their exports.