FREE ROUTE PLANNER
Plan Your Own Motorcycle Tours
Scenic roads, multi-day tours split into days, GPX export and a trip page to share. Nothing asked of you until you want to save it.
Open the planner — No account needed to start.
What the planner does
Twisty, scenic or fast
The road for each stretch.
Multi-day trips
Dated days, each with its own distance.
GPX for your device
One day or the whole trip.
Printable roadbook
A day-by-day sheet for the tank bag.
Optimise a day's stops
A better order, with undo.
Share your trip
Private, unlisted or public.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I plan my own motorcycle route?
Yes — route planning is what the site does today. The route planner is free and open: drop your stops on the map, tune each leg on its own, generate a round trip from a distance and a direction, and export a GPX to your device. You do not need an account to start, and nothing is asked of you until you want to save a route.
Can I plan a multi-day trip?
Yes. Plan the route, then split it into days by a target distance or riding time per day. Each day gets its own distance, riding time and elevation, and is dated from the start date you set. A trip can run to 21 days, and you can edit any single day without touching the others.
How do I share a trip with the people I ride with?
Save the trip to a free account and share its link. The link opens a read-only trip page with the map, each day's distance, riding time and elevation, and a GPX download. Nobody needs an account to view it. With your account you can also print a day-by-day roadbook.
Is rider training available?
Not yet. Rider Training — off-road and adventure courses with certified academies — is coming next. Join early access on this page and we will email you when the first courses open.
Where are you riding next?
Open the map and start dropping stops. It is free, and nothing is asked of you until you want to save the route.