Club route library

The club's routes, neatly organised.

Add a route or a GPX, complete its details, sort it into collections and publish it to members.

Cyclists on the Ridgeway near Wendover, England
Cyclists on the Ridgeway near Wendover, EnglandJimChampion · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Resized photo
  1. Complete route details

    Discipline, difficulty, surface, bike type, tags, trail condition, equipment, season, access and declared accessibility; filters, search and ten versions kept.

  2. Collections and exports

    Sort routes into ordered collections without duplicating them; download them as GPX, TCX or FIT when export is allowed.

  3. Cues and route sheet

    Automatic cues completed by hand, then a printable A4 sheet or a standalone PDF with diagram, profile and QR code to the route.

In pictures and on video

The club route library: adding a route, sorting it into collections, publishing it

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

Famous hiking trails in Britain, Ireland, North America and Australia

Your questions

Who can add a route?

The owner, administrators and ride leaders, from a calculated route, a GPX track or a saved route. The copy starts as a draft; a separate action publishes it to members.

Does the PDF replace an offline map?

No. It is a route document to read or print: track, known profile, cues and QR code. Its download depends on the route's permissions.