For the RouteSlip fans: Bikely.com

[Kalidurga]

This is pretty cool: www.bikely.com (http://www.bikely.com/). Here's a short route I mapped this morning: Gettysburg #1 (http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Gettysburg-1). Click on Start Tour and then use the < > buttons to follow the route. The cue sheet has a nice layout, but the elevation graph doesn't seem to show distance along the bottom for all routes. You can also apparently load photos along the route, and the Comment link takes you directly to the bikely.com forum. Biggest plus so far: It definitely seems to load faster than RouteSlip.

Nicole (aka RouteSlip Queen ;) ), check it out!

[HillSlugger]

Biggest plus so far: It definitely seems to load faster than RouteSlip.

Nicole (aka RouteSlip Queen ;) ), check it out!

Asking this old dog to learn a new trick?!?

How do you add the cue/turn info?

[Kalidurga]

When you click on the map to add a turn/stop/etc, type your label for the spot in the "Now In" box to the left and add any info you want to in "Notes".

I have faith in you, Nicole, you can do this ;)

[SouthernBelle]

This site agrees with my laptop better than Routeslip.

[HillSlugger]

I just mapped my first route (http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/3-Sport-Triathlon-Bike-Route). I'm having some problems navigating the site, etc, but the mapping functions seem to work pretty well and the results correspond well with what RouteSlip gives. It has some features I asked the RouteSlip guy about like adding points between existing points and the ability to move existing points. Unfortunately, the elevation view doesn't include mile tickers, making it difficult to figure where the major climbs, etc fall along the route. Hopefully, this guy will be open to comment and feature requests like the RouteSlip guy is.

[Artisan]

I just got the garmin edge 305 today, do these site accept routes from it?

[kelownagirl]

http://www.veloroutes.org/ seems good too. I have trouble with all of them being up here in the great white north, but it might be ok for some of you gals.

[crazycanuck]

OHHHHHH....:D :) OHHH!!!!! I didn't know routeslip covered Australia...!!!! Oh cool..thanks!!! :D :)

*wanders off to find funky new routes in Perth*

Thanks!!!

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[CycleChic06]

Ok, I'm metrically challenged...is there a way to change from Km to Miles on this site?

[CycleChic06]

Ok, I'm metrically challenged...is there a way to change from Km to Miles on this site?

Nevermind, I got it :o

[Kalidurga]

Ok, I'm metrically challenged...is there a way to change from Km to Miles on this site?

Yeah, that was the first thing I did, too.

Artisan, it looks as if there's a link on the routing page that allows entry of GPS coordinates (or something GPS-related). I don't have one, so I didn't experiment with it.