Send a route to your watch
You can send club routes straight to COROS, Garmin, Suunto and Wahoo. For Polar, download the GPX file and add it in Polar's own app.
Garmin
- Sign in, open the Me tab, tap the Settings gear, then Connected devices.
- Tap Connect next to Garmin Connect.
- Read what connecting means, tick the box and tap Continue to Garmin Connect.
- Sign in to Garmin Connect if asked, and allow access. Keep Courses switched on. You come back to the club page.
- On a route page, or the Next run tab, tap Send to my Garmin.
The route appears in Garmin Connect under Courses, named with the club's code, and goes to your watch or Edge next time it syncs. On the watch, find it under Navigate > Courses. Sending the same route again updates it.
Garmin Connect may show Club Routes as an Unverified app. That's normal for now.
To have the club runs you're going to on your Garmin calendar and watch, switch on Garmin calendar under Options in Connected devices.
Wahoo
- In Connected devices, tap Connect next to Wahoo, then sign in to Wahoo and allow access.
- On a route page, or the Next run tab, tap Send to my Wahoo.
The route goes to the Wahoo app, then to your ELEMNT next time it syncs.
Suunto
- In Connected devices, tap Connect next to Suunto, then sign in with your Suunto app account and tap Authorize.
- On a route page, or the Next run tab, tap Send to my Suunto.
The route appears in the Suunto app under Routes, named with the club's code, for example "W4 Limpsfield Common, Pains and Hurst Green", with Use in watch switched on. It goes to your watch next time it syncs. Sending the same route again updates it.
If the club changes the route for a date, send the new one too.
To stop, tap Disconnect next to the app. For Suunto, also remove Club Routes in the Suunto app's connected services. If it says Reconnect, tap it and sign in again.
COROS
- In Connected devices, tap Connect next to COROS. Read what connecting means, tick the box and tap Continue to COROS. Sign in to COROS and allow access.
- On a route page, or the Next run tab, tap Send to my COROS.
- Open the COROS app and find the route under your routes. Open it and tap Send to Watch.
Unlike the others, COROS doesn't pass the route on to your watch by itself. You always finish in the COROS app.
If you connected COROS a while ago, Connected devices may say Connected · reconnect to send routes. Tap Reconnect once and sign in again. Your club runs keep counting while you do.
Polar
- On the route, open How to add this route to your watch and pick Polar.
- Tap Download GPX and follow the steps shown.
Polar adds routes on the Polar Flow website, under Favorites. It doesn't take routes from Club Routes, but connecting it counts your club runs: see Count your club runs from your watch.
Other watches
Tap Download GPX on the route, then add the file in your watch's own app, if it can import GPX files.
Notes
- Sending and connecting need signal. Download GPX works without it for routes saved on your phone.
- On Next run, the download and directions buttons are the icons beside Send to my watch.
Related
- View a route and share itSee a route on the map with its distance, climb and your time, save it, download the GPX file and share a link.
- Leave a note on a routeRead notes from members who've run a route, and add your own about a locked gate, a closed path or a muddy stretch.
- Add photos to a routeSee members' photos of a route, add your own, and mark where on the route each one was taken.
- Rate a route and find Club favouritesSay whether you loved a club route after you've run it, and find the routes members love most.
- Say how a route is right nowTell other members when a route is flooded, very muddy or closed, and see what others have said.
Still stuck?
For questions about your club, such as meeting points or joining, ask the club: their contact details are on the club page's Me tab. For anything else, contact the Club Routes team, or check Club Routes' status if something isn't working.