View a route and share it
Every club route has its own page with a map, its numbers and the file for your watch.
Open a route
- Tap a route on the Routes tab (see Find a route on the Routes tab), or a date on Upcoming. On Next run, tap Route details, climb and directions.
- To go back, tap the back button at the top (it names the tab you came from), or your phone's Back button.
The map
The route shows with its start and distance markers. Tap Map style (the layers button) to choose Light, Terrain, Dark or, where offered, Aerial; it remembers your choice. On a phone, tap Full-screen map, or drag the handle under the map. Tap Show my location to see where you are; your location stays on your phone.
The numbers
Distance, Climb, Highest, Climb rate, Shape and, at running clubs, Shoes (road or trail). Also:
- Your time: an estimate at your usual pace. Tap it to change your pace (kept on this phone).
- Steepest: the steepest stretch and where it starts.
- Club runs: how many times the club has run it this season.
Cycling clubs show the time at the club's usual speed instead. Move your finger along the climb profile to see the height at each point.
Below are the dates it's on, Good to know notes from the club, any Local summits, and notes from members. See Leave a note on a route.
Keep, download or share it
- Tap the star to save it. Saved routes are under Saved by you on the Routes tab, and in My routes. See Keep your own routes in My routes.
- Tap Download GPX, or Send to my watch. See Send a route to your watch.
- Tap Directions to get to the start in Google Maps.
- Tap Share to send a link (on a computer, it's copied). It shows a picture of the route in messages.
Related
- Send a route to your watchConnect COROS, Garmin, Suunto or Wahoo to send club routes in one tap, or download the GPX file for Polar and other watches.
- 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.