Route maps and mileage

[Sparky]

I've talked to some peeps about this and they never heard of it. But its a great tool to map out your route and get mileage stats.

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com

[jgarrison]

i like. i like.

[griff]

Hey guys, take it easy on this pavement stuff...... It's just pavement after all 

[Matt Ploch]

I've used that pedometer since last year to map my routes and it's a pretty decent tool.  If I can find where I bookmarked them I'll post some of them.


-matt

[Sparky]

Commute route

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=403643

[Sparky]

I've used that pedometer since last year to map my routes and it's a pretty decent tool.  If I can find where I bookmarked them I'll post some of them.


-matt

Yes please. 

[WheezerMF]

Here's the CIBA East (O'Malia's) route. 

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=509633

Note the "arrow" at the Eastern terminus.  You can take 65th St all the way out to Mt Comfort, Greenfield, and even Westwood.  (It's Indiana; it's all a grid!)

[WheezerMF]

Here's the CIBA Tue/Thur ("Butler") route:
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=509692

[Sparky]

Thanks Wheezer! 

[gscooter]

Not an endorsement as I haven't used either site much, but I know that some on the CIBA site have used routeslip.com too.  It's similar to pedometer but also adds an elevation profile (FWIW in IN).  Here's a link to the Butler training ride in routeslip.

http://www.routeslip.com/map.php?map=7838

Scott

[Sprocket]

I started using Gmap Pedometer...
Personally I like Routeslip more...

[Alewifeindy]

Try www.mapmyride.com, I just used it, it's pretty easy.