Ready-to-use routes with detailed day-by-day information. Download the GPX, book the places we slept, and ride a week that someone has already tested for you.
Every route below has been ridden end to end. The map is drawn from the same GPX file you download.
Dolomites | Austria & Italy
Amazing loop through the Dolomites, with stunning views
Baden-Württenberg | Germany
To be added
Noord-Holland, Zuid-Holland, Utrecht | The Netherlands
Two days of riding stitched together coast, polders, and city. From salty sea air and rolling dunes to endless dike roads and Dutch cycling perfection, the route mixed wide-open landscapes with urban energy. Long, flat miles, smooth surfaces, and shifting scenery made it a relaxed but satisfying bikepacking escape.
Auvergne | France
Four days looping out of Clermont-Ferrand through the volcanoes of the Auvergne. The first day climbs steadily from 300 to 1,100 metres, through hills that could pass for Tuscany before the forest closes in. What follows zigzags between high, quiet back roads and livelier valleys, with the Col de la Croix Morand as the high point and a long descent back into the city to finish.
A week-long trip normally costs days of hunting for hotels and stitching together tracks. That work has been done here, once, properly.
Download the file and ride it. Every route and every single day is a separate track, ready for your head unit.
The hotels and guesthouses we actually booked, at the distances that made the day work. No searching, no guessing.
Distance, climbing, where the road turns, and what is worth stopping for. Written after riding it, not before.
Filter by how long you have. Every route lists its distance, its climbing and where it starts.
One file for the whole route, one for each day. Free, no account, no email address.
Follow the accommodation links to the places we stayed, or use them as a distance guide of your own.
The route has been tested end to end. What is left is the riding.
The idea for this platform came about after a massive struggle in the spring of 2024. We had hatched a plan to do a cycling trip of around a week with a group. That turned into a days-long search for hotels and the construction of new routes that pushed us to our limits, despite having a real specialist for route-building in our ranks.
Had we not scoured the internet for cycling trips others had already done? We certainly had. But they were not to be found, or at least not to our taste. That is why, dear cycling friend, this platform now exists. So that you will never again have to be at a loss for a fun adventure.