Route planning websites
#1
Route planning websites
Other than MapMyRide, are there any other websites where one can create a route map, and have it give you a cue sheet for your route? Seems to me I remember fooling around with a site that wasn't MMR a year or so ago, but I can't for the life of me remember the website.
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
#2
Here is what I use. milermeter.com
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Are you looking to make a hard copy of the cue sheet or digital? If digital, what OS?
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Note that ridewithgps lets you go month-by-month for subscription.
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And thanks to everyone else who replied. I'll take a look at the other websites mentioned and see how they look / work.
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Note on MapMyRide compared with RidewithGPS... I use MapMyRide app to log my ride. I use RidewithGPS to plan and map out a road I want to ride. The biggest difference is, MapMyRide tells me I climbed less than 300 feet when I know all I was doing was up and down rollercoaster hills. RidewithGPS tells me 1000 feet. Conversely, I also ride an almost perfectly flat bike trail and MapMyRide gives me 600 feet, 200 feet more than the rollercoaster roads.
The elevation is completely wrong with MapMyRide. I can't be exactly sure about RidewithGPS, but my legs tell me that it is close enough.
The elevation is completely wrong with MapMyRide. I can't be exactly sure about RidewithGPS, but my legs tell me that it is close enough.
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