You can now organize your cycling holiday in stages. To do this, click on a freely chosen location on your route or an accommodation. Then click on ‘Done’. If you want to adjust the route, you can close this message. If you do not wish to define stages, click directly on ‘Done’.
The Route Planner Pro has changed a bit on our new website. The ability to plan routes that deviate from the hiking network is now integrated into our node planner (continue reading below image):
If you open our route planner, you can press the magnet symbol in the upper right corner. If you then choose Offgrid (auto) (automatic route planning) or Offgrid (manual) (connecting places manually), you can select places on the map and plan a route that deviates (partially or completely) from the hiking network.
You can switch between Node and Offgrid mode to create a route that runs partly along nodes and partly away from the node network.
The Route Planner Pro has changed a bit on our new website. The ability to plan routes that deviate from the bicycle network is now integrated into our node planner (read more below image):
If you surf to our route planner, you can press the magnet symbol in the upper right corner. If you then choose Offgrid (auto) (automatic route planning) or Offgrid (manual) (connecting places manually), you can select places on the map and plan a route that deviates (partially or completely) from the biking network.
You can switch between Node and Offgrid mode to create a route that runs partly along nodes and partly away from the node network.
We recommend that you log in before you start planning a route. If you do not log in first, you will not be able to download the route when you are finished.
How many kilometres do you want to bike from the chosen point? The distance should be between 20 and 150 km.
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The route you have chosen runs (partly) along an experimental virtual cycling node network (the blue-coloured nodes and sections on the map).
You must be logged in to plan routes here.
The route you have chosen runs (partly) along an experimental virtual cycling node network (the blue-coloured nodes and sections on the map).
These routes are not controlled in the field. Before you start cycling here, take a minute to read what an experimental cycling node network is and what rules you should follow when cycling here.
The route you are planning runs (partly) along a virtual cycling network (the purple-colored nodes and routes on the map).
In these areas, you won't come across any physical nodes on the ground. There are no poles or signs to be found, but you can follow the routes by using our app.
Which POI do you want to show on the map?
To see interesting places (thematic routes, cafes, restaurants, hotels, B&Bs, parking lots, etc.) on the map, you need to be logged in.
The information on our map is indicative and may differ from the actual situation. Local traffic regulations always take precedence.
Green, numbered circles represent signposted nodes at intersections of bike routes. The purple variants denote virtual nodes without physical signs on the terrain, which can be followed using our app or GPS.
Small circles without numbers have no signs on the terrain. They are only intended as tools for planning a route without further significance.
Green lines are signposted routes between nodes. Purple lines are non-signposted routes, to be followed via our app or GPS.
Green lines with white dashed lines indicate unpaved sections of signposted routes. Purple lines with white dashed lines mark unpaved sections on non-signposted routes.
Green lines with yellow dashed lines indicate cobblestone sections on signposted routes.
Colored zones on the map, varying in color, provide information about that area when clicked, useful for planning your route such as diversions, works, hunting areas, etc. Some zones are inaccessible for route planning.
These icons indicate starting points of suggested routes. By clicking on them, you can consult the route(s).
By clicking on the icon indicated above to the right of the route planner, you will have access to a selection menu with interesting places. Each type of interesting place has a unique icon that you can display on the map.
If you select interesting places as described earlier, you may encounter the above icon on the map, which groups several nearby interesting places together. By clicking on this icon, the map zooms in, allowing you to view each of these places individually.
You can now modify your route . When you're done with the modifications, select Done at the top of the route planner. Then, you can choose Save Modified Route to save the adjusted route.
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