cycle.travel - map and planner

I have tried a number of different cycling navigation apps. On our last trip from Amsterdam to Barcelona Cycle.Travel won out by a mile. We are back in Europe and I am happy to be using it again. It’s everything I need and I really like the way I prioritizes paths and out-of-the-way places.

App does a great job finding the lower traffic routes. One issue I have is it doesn’t reroute automatically and sometimes looses my precise location. I have to stop, restart the route planning to get a correct route.

Great app for finding quiet cycling routes without a 5 mile detour to avoid 100M of road like some of the other “relaxed” route finders will do. Gets me and my wife all around northern Vermont and Washington DC.

I live in Denver, CO, USA and though there are hundreds of miles of bike paths and bike lanes on the roads throughout the area connecting a route to get from point A to point B can be a challenge. This App is great. When I ask for a round trip it gives me loop rather than a simple out and back. The maps show all of the route options so I know where a trail goes when I cross intersecting trails. The audio directions and alerts, even while listening to music, allow me to turn off the screen. Try it for free and trust me you will quickly sign up to support this App every month.

I’ve used this app for years and have enjoyed it but it was really great when I rode the Pacific Coast Bike route and having a good route every day with really dependable and easy to understand turn-by-turn directions was awesome.

I really like that it’s easy to see and plan with/around EuroVelo routes and other cyclist centered routes/bike paths. For this, this is the best app. I would like for it to be more user friendly in planning from the phone or iPad for example, using it on the fly on these devices makes it clunkier and not as easily accessible/plannable. As well as (and this is quite annoying) - it should translate languages that are using different alphabets (like Greek, Cyrillic, etc)…it’s really hard not to have the latinized/romanized version for non-native speakers (at least in parallel with the original) and try to decipher where you’re actually going if you find yourself in Balkan countries for example.