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Add at End... on mobile website and iPhone app

I love cycle.travel. Recently used it to plan and follow a trip across the southern UK. The route suggestions are really excellent. 

I couldn't figure out how to Add at End... on the mobile website or the iPhone app. (It's easy to do on the laptop website). This is a great feature if you want to plan a route and pass through a specific landmark or something. I find it gives a better route than trying to drag a point on an existing route to where you want to go. This is how I built up our plan for "Rhydymain - Caldicot Stn avoiding Gospel Pass" (https://cycle.travel/map/journey/914075) - which I didn't ride in the end. 

I know you can double tap on the map, but hard  to be accurate on a small screen. Thanks

Route #2 southern England

Route #2 won't cross the Southampton Water at Hythe (southampton to hythe ferry). 

Southampton - Hythe ferry is closed as of 2025

Web map vs PDF labelling mismatch

There's a bit of a mismatch between the labelling on the PDF output and the web map which makes route finding a little harder. I think the major town names are getting dropped when publishing the PDF. See the image of the PDF and the web map below. I think we should have Crickhowell and Abergavenny labelled on the PDF. The image was published at Touring Scale. Long distance Scale has them labelled

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