iamtim
06-21-07, 09:33 AM
Didn't Google Maps or Yahoo Maps or MapQuest have a route planning feature where you could draw your route and it would tell you how many miles it was?
Where is that?
Thanks!
Where is that?
Thanks!
Southern California - Online route planner...
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octico
06-21-07, 09:41 AM
try routeslip.com
VanceMac
06-21-07, 09:47 AM
Between Bikely.com and routeslip.com, I can often find the route I'm looking for already mapped out by someone.
ovoleg
06-21-07, 09:57 AM
is there one that gives you an elevation feature?
VanceMac
06-21-07, 09:58 AM
is there one that gives you an elevation feature?
Both of the ones I mentioned.
Both of the ones I mentioned.
Shprung
06-21-07, 09:59 AM
Microsoft Virtual Maps (http://maps.live.com/) allows you to route/draw lines and email it or save it (it under collection).
You can try site that design for routes like http://www.bikely.com/ ,
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/ and other (Google it)
You can try site that design for routes like http://www.bikely.com/ ,
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/ and other (Google it)
ovoleg
06-21-07, 09:59 AM
Both of the ones I mentioned.
well fine then! :p
well fine then! :p
efficiency
06-21-07, 10:18 AM
gmap-pedometer doesn't require logins.
iamtim
06-21-07, 10:24 AM
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/
That's the one!
Thanks!
That's the one!
Thanks!
jsigone
06-21-07, 11:29 AM
www.toporoute.com is simple auto route but their elevation is lacking total climbing ft.
madmike
06-21-07, 02:48 PM
www.toporoute.com is simple auto route but their elevation is lacking total climbing ft.
They also have limit on the length of a ride it can report.
My current process is usually enter it on toporoute... then export/import the GPX into bikely.
They also have limit on the length of a ride it can report.
My current process is usually enter it on toporoute... then export/import the GPX into bikely.
TrevorInSoCal
06-21-07, 03:24 PM
Another one I didn't see mentioned above, lets you save routes and even has basic training-log if that's your thing.
http://www.mapmyride.com
The "follow roads" option is pretty sweet, if a bit buggy.
GPS download as well, though no upload that I can see. :(
Edit: Apparently they've added it. Though you have to be running a windows machine w/ a .NET framework and download their upload tool. No love for us Mac users.
http://www.mapmyride.com
The "follow roads" option is pretty sweet, if a bit buggy.
GPS download as well, though no upload that I can see. :(
Edit: Apparently they've added it. Though you have to be running a windows machine w/ a .NET framework and download their upload tool. No love for us Mac users.
urbanknight
06-21-07, 05:02 PM
routeslip.com is the best one I have used, but it has too many glitches. I love the fact that it can generate a turn-by-turn route slip if the creator designated turns. I would gladly pay an annual fee if the site owner would make it into a business and hire some people or company to keep it working right.
jsigone
06-21-07, 05:59 PM
They also have limit on the length of a ride it can report.
My current process is usually enter it on toporoute... then export/import the GPX into bikely.
yah I use it for rough sketching routes since it's auto mapped rather then every since point has to be drawn. If I like the route length, I'll make a bikely out of it.
My current process is usually enter it on toporoute... then export/import the GPX into bikely.
yah I use it for rough sketching routes since it's auto mapped rather then every since point has to be drawn. If I like the route length, I'll make a bikely out of it.