Route planner with Street View
Cycling route planner with Street View and community photos
Build a road, gravel, MTB, or city route, drag its points or line to change the roads, and inspect available community photos or Google Street View before you ride.
Drag route points or the route line and recalculate the ride on real roads.
Inspect available Street View coverage at a selected point along the route.
Browse Mapillary and Wikimedia Commons photos ordered along the ride.
Review elevation and surfaces, then download GPX or sync the course to Garmin.
How it works
- 1Generate a loop or point-to-point cycling route.
- 2Drag the route line or its control points to use different roads.
- 3Open Photos / Street View and select a place along the route to inspect it.
- 4Review the finished route and export it as GPX or send it to Garmin.
FAQ
Can I use Street View while planning a cycling route?
Yes. After building a route, switch to Photos / Street View and select a point. The Street View tab appears when Google coverage is available there.
Where do the community route photos come from?
TrainCraft selects available geotagged photos from Mapillary and Wikimedia Commons, keeps their attribution, and orders the gallery along the route.
Does inspecting a photo change the cycling route?
No. Photos / Street View is a separate inspection mode. Switch back to Route mode to drag the line, move a point, or add a new control point.
Are photos and Street View available on every route?
Coverage varies by location. TrainCraft only shows a Community or Street View tab after finding coverage near the selected place.
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