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I’m not affiliated with RWGPS but I use it for rout planning all the time. As far as I know, this “Layers” drop down is new and can highlight gravel roads! I used to switch back and forth between gravel map and RWGPS, so this is super handy!
I want to see this but I also don’t want to buy a subscription. I haven’t really found a tool that reliable does this, so a sub is becoming more tempting…
wgbenicia on
I just looked in an area I know and most of the grave marked paths are unsuitable for a gravel bike. You’d need a mountain bike. Hopefully they’ll make it better
nasanu on
I find rwgps useless. For example I just now I look on the map, found a place called yakebe pond on the rwgps map, put it in the search box… no results. It has no idea what is on its own map.
bCup83 on
Komoot has been doing this for quite a while now.
Crash217 on
SherpaMap can do this as well. And it’s free.
tangofox7 on
Interesting tip, thanks.
I wondered why I didn’t see it and it is because it only works when using a U.S. IP addresses, which is weird. The layer feature works fine overlaid on non-U.S. areas for surface and wind if you run a VPN. Odd.
It would be nice to get AQI data overseas using non NOAA sources.
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I’m not affiliated with RWGPS but I use it for rout planning all the time. As far as I know, this “Layers” drop down is new and can highlight gravel roads! I used to switch back and forth between gravel map and RWGPS, so this is super handy!
Edit: It looks like you have to be a premium subscriber [https://support.ridewithgps.com/hc/en-us/articles/26891621256987-Advanced-Map-Layers](https://support.ridewithgps.com/hc/en-us/articles/26891621256987-Advanced-Map-Layers)
Yes!
I want to see this but I also don’t want to buy a subscription. I haven’t really found a tool that reliable does this, so a sub is becoming more tempting…
I just looked in an area I know and most of the grave marked paths are unsuitable for a gravel bike. You’d need a mountain bike. Hopefully they’ll make it better
I find rwgps useless. For example I just now I look on the map, found a place called yakebe pond on the rwgps map, put it in the search box… no results. It has no idea what is on its own map.
Komoot has been doing this for quite a while now.
SherpaMap can do this as well. And it’s free.
Interesting tip, thanks.
I wondered why I didn’t see it and it is because it only works when using a U.S. IP addresses, which is weird. The layer feature works fine overlaid on non-U.S. areas for surface and wind if you run a VPN. Odd.
It would be nice to get AQI data overseas using non NOAA sources.