Plan your runs, hikes, bike rides…
Plan your routes: draw your itinerary on the map, then save your trip.
How to plan your routes?
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Pin your places on the map
Click the map to add every spot you want to visit: a summit, a lake, a trailhead or a running loop.
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Pick a date or a period
A specific day, a week, a month or a year: see what is coming up and what needs planning again.
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Draw or link the route
Draw the route from the place, import a GPX file or link a ride you already saved: distance, elevation and duration are computed.
A route planner built for your outings
All your outing plans on one map
Hikes, runs, bike rides or walks: each place keeps its activity, notes and route. Your wish list becomes a map.
Plan your hikes by date
Sort your places by date and spot at a glance this week's, this month's and the ones whose date has passed.
Plan your hikes by place
Group your places by country, region and city to organise a weekend or a holiday around one destination.
From place to route in one click
Draw the route, update it with a new GPX track, then mark it done: the place follows automatically.
Email reminders
Every Monday and at the start of each month, an email sums up your upcoming places and those to plan again. Turn it off anytime.
Explorer
Explorer: unlimited places and mobile tracking
With Explorer, plan your hike ahead with unlimited places, follow your route on mobile and sort your places by date, region and more.
Planning FAQ
How do I plan a hike on the map?
Click the map where you want to go, name the place, choose the activity and a date or a period, then save. You can then draw the route from that place.
Is the route planner free?
Yes: with a free account you can plan a limited number of places. Explorer makes places unlimited and adds route tracking on mobile.
How do I know which places to plan again?
A place whose date or period has passed without a completed ride is flagged “To plan again” in the list, on the map and in the reminder email.
How do I mark a route as done?
Link the completed ride to the place, or mark the planned ride as done: the place switches to “Completed” automatically.