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I run a group in Suffolk that does circular rides starting and finishing at pubs. I've always previously done new rides but now want to do a previous ride in…
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Here is a short part of my normal route to/from Winchester https://cycle.travel/map/journey/151307 Travelling North-South the route is fine and exactly matches the situation on the ground. Now use the "reverse…
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Sometimes dragging the route the other way doesn't give the opposite way around. So can we have an option to reverse a circular route. Other than that I am loving…
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See this journey: https://cycle.travel/map/journey/291677 - basically this is a shortcut to the NCN route and means you can climb a steep hill away from traffic - but cycle.travel doesn't want…
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Hi Richard, Have a look at the altitude profile for this journey: http://cycle.travel/map#/journey/57155 At the tunnel under the waypoint the profile goes over the top of the mountain. Now reverse…
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Not sure if this is the right place as I’m new to the app. It’s a great app and took me out from old hall lane in Manchester to John…
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The mobile apps are fantastic and the best cycling app I’ve tried and is now my go to. However it would fantastic if a couple of the website features could…
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I just started trying to use cycle.travel in safari on my iPhone to plan routes, since I won’t have a desktop on the road with me. I miss the “busy…
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Hi I've used the iPhone app twice now. One circular route, once on the default direction, then once with it reversed. Both times I had the screen off and navigated…
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I've been planning one of Jack Thurston's "lost lanes" rides from Worcester. At Abberley the route should head south at 52.307562, -2.361908 along Wynniatts Way (52.303705, -2.369216) and emerge onto…
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