offroad route planning for Europe
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offroad route planning for Europe
looking for a os or bike hike type thing for planning routes in Europe. any ideas.
Re: offroad route planning for Europe
I loaded the OSM France maps on BaseCamp.
Never looked for any other sites as I usually just down load an existing route but will have a search around.
Never looked for any other sites as I usually just down load an existing route but will have a search around.
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Re: offroad route planning for Europe
My favourite is wikiloc, lots of routes of all types especially in France and Spain. You could also try Komoot if you just want to navigate between places, again it's possible to refine the choice of road or trail depending on your type of bike.
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Agreed, Komoot and Wikiloc are good sites for routes. Also dangerousroads.org, loads of sport touring or 4x4 routes on there.
For creating GPS routes I still find ridewithgps has the most useful layering options for Europe. The OSMcycle layer has topo info and walking, bike and tracks marked out.
For creating GPS routes I still find ridewithgps has the most useful layering options for Europe. The OSMcycle layer has topo info and walking, bike and tracks marked out.
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Bikehike still works for Europe. But only the google map window.
It’s doesnt have elevation data, but there are other websites for that.
It’s doesnt have elevation data, but there are other websites for that.
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Re: offroad route planning for Europe
That dangerous roads site looks good, just had a brief look and looks like there is some interesting reading to be hadjameso wrote:Agreed, Komoot and Wikiloc are good sites for routes. Also dangerousroads.org, loads of sport touring or 4x4 routes on there.
For creating GPS routes I still find ridewithgps has the most useful layering options for Europe. The OSMcycle layer has topo info and walking, bike and tracks marked out.
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^ It's brilliant. Basically anywhere a 4x4 can go will make an interesting 'Euro gravel' route ... it has some good tips for minor cols also. When planning the tour that became the TNR it was the first place I went to for an idea of terrain when a route crossed a marked/named col.