Maps & Planning
Plan rides that find the gravel, anywhere in the world.
- Gravel-first routing: Routes that take the gravel roads wherever they can, anywhere in the world.
- Road surfaces on the map: Every road on the map in the colour of its surface, so you see the gravel before you plan.
- The surface of every metre: Your route in the colours of its surfaces, and how much of it is gravel.
- AutoRoute: Choose a distance, the surface and the hills, and get loops from your door to ride.
- Avoid or seek hills: Route round the climbs, or go and find them.
- The multiday planner: Split a long route into days: where each one ends and you sleep, and the food and climbs of each.
- Elevation chart and climbs: The height of the whole route, with every climb found and flagged.
- Food and water on the way: Cafés, shops and water along your route, and whether they are open when you get there.
- Maps for every ride: GravelRouter’s own outdoor map in light or dark, topographic maps, satellite pictures and more.
- 3D maps: Mountains and valleys in sharp 3D, with every road and trail on them.
- View Finder: How far you can see from any point, and which peaks.
- Gravel explorer: A hexagon heatmap of the gravel roads around the world, down to country and city level.
- Street photos: See the road ahead: Google Street View, and Mapillary’s photos along your route.
- Take routes offline: Download a saved route with its map, for riding where there is no signal.
- Tyre pressure: Pressures for your tyres on this route’s ground.
- Ferry, train and bus departures: The next departures from each quay on your route, and from any station or stop in Norway you pick on the map, with where to buy the ticket.