Ciclium

Plan your bike route
Your bike

Automatic loop
Start
Centre of the map

If you don't choose a start, the first point of your route or the centre of the map is used. The start you choose is remembered until you begin a route somewhere else. The route follows your bike type and you can edit it afterwards.

Start riding

Draw your route on the map and instantly see the distance, elevation gain, climbs, and what kind of roads and surfaces it takes.

  1. Click on the map to set the start and keep adding points.
  2. Drag the route line to reroute it the way you prefer.
  3. Click the start to close a loop.
  4. Export the GPX and load it on your bike computer.

Out of ideas? Open Automatic loop and Ciclium will suggest one of whatever distance you like.

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Distance
Est. time
Elevation +
Elevation −
Avg. speed
Max. altitude
Max. gradient
Arrival

Elevation profile

Climbs

Roads and surfaces

Weather and wind

Pick a start time and press the button to see the temperature, rain and wind (head, cross or tail) at the time you pass each point. Forecast up to 16 days ahead.

Water and services

Drinking water fountains, bike shops and repair stations, and bars or cafés along the route (OpenStreetMap data).

Editing tips
  • Drag a point to move it; click it to delete it.
  • Drag the line to reroute a section wherever you want.
  • Click the start to close the loop; click it again to open it.
  • Hover over the route or the profile to see the kilometre and altitude.
  • In the search box, the + button adds that place to the route.
  • Ctrl+Z undoes and Ctrl+Y redoes.
My routes
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