I used a route plotting site last year and I cannot now remember what it was. Can anyone please suggest what it might be? It wasn't an automatic system - I had to enter all the points myself and it connected the points.
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(7 posts)- Started 11 years ago by Tom
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Perhaps that linked on the toolbar above as "Cycle Journey Planner"?
http://edinburgh.cyclestreets.net
Others are available...
Robert
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RideWithGPS is in my mind the best out there at the moment, although you do have to create a free account. My thoughts here: http://www.darkerside.org/reviews/ridewithgps-review/
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Thanks, it was indeed Bike Route Toaster. RWGPS looks impressive as an alternative to Strava.
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BikeHike is also a useful alternative to BikeRouteToaster, as it combines OS mapping info too (although it runs out of tiles at some points of the evening) and you don't need to click to a different tab to see the distance you've plotted.
Downside is that the silly thing only knows how to travel on roads if you're using the auto-route. BikeRouteToaster is much better for off-road bicycle planning.
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Another option is Garmin's 'courses' facility:
http://connect.garmin.com/courses
That said, I think previous suggestions are likely better, but it largely depends on what you're needing.
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