Add club runs to your calendar

Connect Google Calendar or Outlook and Club Routes adds a calendar called "Club Routes" to your account. It only ever changes that calendar, never your others.

1. Sign in, then open the Me tab on your club page.
2. Under Connected calendars, tap Connect next to Google Calendar or Outlook.
3. Sign in to Google or Microsoft and allow access. Outlook works with work and personal Microsoft accounts.
4. You come back to the club page and your dates are added.

Choose what goes in

Under Connected calendars, pick one. It starts on Only the runs you're going to.

• The runs of the groups you follow: every date of the groups you follow, except any you've said you're Not going to. See Follow a regular group.
• Only the runs you're going to: the dates you've tapped I'm going on, at any club.
• Every run at the clubs you follow: every date from those clubs.

At cycling clubs these say rides. Runs use the club's start time and start point, or the route's own start if it begins somewhere else; other club events use their own time. Dates without a time are added as all-day. A cancelled date stays in with "Cancelled:" at the start of its title.

What each date says

Each run's notes give the route's code, distance and climb, what the route is like, any long option, which group runs it, whether it'll be dark (and to bring a head torch or bike lights) and the club's note for the day. Below that are links to the route's page (and the long option's, if there is one), where you can see the map, download the GPX file or send it to your watch, then directions to the start and your club page.

When the club changes a date, or you change your answers, your calendar updates by itself, usually within a few minutes.

Disconnect

Tap Disconnect next to the calendar. The Club Routes calendar is removed from your Google or Outlook account.

Notes

• If it says Reconnect, tap it and sign in again. This happens if access was removed or the Club Routes calendar was deleted.
• There's no Apple Calendar connection.