Resources
There are two websites that host LEJOG/JOGLE specific fora boards - both are interesting to follow and/or to seek advice - joining is free.
Click the links to connect, opening in a new window
CycleChat (Cycle : End-to-End's hosting provider)
The links are provided for reference, Cycle : End-to-End takes no responsibility for content, recommendations etc.
Subcategories
Journals Article Count: 2
Resources Article Count: 10
Directory Article Count: 7
Routes Article Count: 5
Routes submitted by riders for the free use of other riders.
IN DEVELOPMENT - Submissions will be invited (with a simple upload form) for riders to make available on a free basis routes, sections of routes etc in GPS file formats (normally .gpx), mapping software files or even documents. Submitters will be responsible for any copyright or usage licences etc.
The resource will be available in the same type of structure as the Journals - that is a library segmented by LEJOG, JOGLE, Other etc.
Note : Cycle End-to-End is merely listing the resources as a service with no recommendation or endorsement whatsover. Use at your own risk!
September 2010 : If you have a route to submit please e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. until an online input form is available.
Statistics Article Count: 1
Links Article Count: 15
Links to other related websites (for simplicity just click on the E2E icon - the linked site will open in a new window)
If you have a link to recommend please e-mail : This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
The links are published here (in alphabetical order) in good faith and will be checked from time to time make sure they are not broken - if you find a broken link please let me know.
Holiday organisers Article Count: 9
Organisations offering ride planning or "packaged" E2E journeys.
Click the links for the websites
The listings here are without recommendation or endorsement from Cycle : End-to-End
Mapping/planning on and offline Article Count: 1
There are numerous mapping options to help with initial planning and creation of GPS files or printed maps - as well as creating routes*
Listed here, in alphabetical order, is a wide range of services/software/gadgets with links to them (opening in new windows) - some are free, some have a subscription charge, some work with a web browser, some work with an Android or iPhone, some have the facility to convert from one format to another - .gpx is the most common format.
There are also many apps for both Android and iPhone gadgets, mostly based on OpenStreetMaps or Google Maps.
Bike Ride Maps - https://www.bikeridemaps.co.uk
Bikehike http://bikehike.co.uk
Bikemap https://www.bikemap.net/en/routeplanner/
Bryton (GPS gadget with mapping) https://www.brytonsport.com/
Garmin (GPS gadget with mapping) garmin.com
Garmin Connect https://connect.garmin.com/
Google Maps (and Streetview) https://www.google.com/maps
Google Maps (convert route to .gpx) https://mapstogpx.com/
GPS Visualiser (format converter) http://www.gpsvisualizer.com
GPSIES http://www.gpsies.com
Just Go Ride https://www.justgoride.co.uk/
Komoot https://www.komoot.com
Memory Map - PC based mapping and route creation https://memory-map.com/
Mio (GPS gadget with mapping) https://www.mio.com
OnTheGoMap https://www.mio.com
OpenStreetMaps - free mapping https://www.openstreetmap.org/#m
Ordnance Survey https://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/
Osola (load .gpx to maps) https://www.osola.org.uk/rides/gpsuploader.htm
Plotaroute https://www.plotaroute.com
Ride with GPS http://ridewithgps.com/
RouteYou https://www.routeyou.com/en-gb
Strava (Ride recording/competition, with separate mapping capability) https://strava.com
Strava .gpx upload https://labs.strava.com/
Via Michelin https://www.viamichelin.co.uk/
Viewranger https://www.viewranger.com/en-gb
Wahoo (GPS gadget with mapping) https://uk.wahoofitness.com
* the webmaster's experience with services that offer "here to there" routing has been mixed - the results need to be checked to ensure that the route uses suitable roads/lanes (offering motorways or drover tracks isn't unusual!)
There are also errors in many of the base mapping with roads marked that don't exist, and roads that exist not marked - using Google Streetview is a good way to check if you're in doubt.
The list here is not definitive and is with no recommendation or warranty.
