Click on the heighticon on the left, than you see on your right a graphic. When you hoover with your mouse over that graphic, you see, in a little box, distance and height and this is also shown in the route itself. [image: 1752323780538-7cf93399-8eb2-43fd-9604-e3594a83d6af-image.png]

Hi @Robert-Lamont Yes you can do as @Nick-Carthew suggests & this will allow you to join a few days together It does however have the very annoying feature that there is a completely useless freaking limit of 200 points allowed in any one route  So it is okay if you want to combine just 2 or 3 days with 60 or 70 points each If your after combining more days than that or they contain a lot more points then you're out of luck with this method When you add additional days it throws away a bunch of existing points so your route no longer follows the path in the original files What you can do if your after a nice graphical depiction of your whole tour is use the Add Routes feature in the web planner to create overviews like this [image: 1751828109004-8baee24c-edd6-45f3-93d7-0573ecb96867-image.png] Just create a new route & call it something like Overview Route - it needs to contain only one waypoint or at least one Point of Interest only so that it will be stored/saved as a functioning route on the MRA server Then just add each day via the Add Route feature & you end up withan overview like above [image: 1751828224479-9ae3382f-f66f-4c0e-8d98-602de6a75434-image.png]

Go to the start page of all your routes (in the website) and open [MRA] Trash.

@ROUECHE In the toolkit turn off ‘Show nearby pictures’

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I agree as well! Incidentally, 2FA is also no longer up to date. I like to wait until passkeys are so well established that they can be implemented by Corjan without any problems. I'm happy to wait for that and use a decent password, and a unique one. You can expect that from every user today, and anyone who doesn't do that doesn't deserve 2FA. RT

height limitations?

@Jim-O-Dowd about #1: I don't have an idea - may refresh the page... about #2: click on a route point, you want to copy - a detail window pops up about this route point. There you can see - and copy - the coordinates of it. Then enter the copied coordinates in the search field (on top of the map view) and click "enter". The search algorithm will resolve the coordinates into a real address and will suggest it. Click on suggestion and you will get a new route point in your route. To enter favorites into a route: open a route, select "favorites" in left menue, scroll to your favorite and click on it. A selection menu pops up and you must click on the "+" icon. This will enter the selected favorite as route point into your route.

@Corjan-Meijerink yes, because the phone's processor is so fast and I don't have a laptop. But when I'm planning with my friend on his laptop it's really handy having the waypoints to the left all the time. Especially now I'm having the issue with scrolling through the waypoints. [image: 1751145612411-1000092724.jpg]

@Jim-O-Dowd said in How can friends view my routes?: Partial success! I figured out how to create folders and have assigned all the applicable trip files to one folder. I can see my friend's name in the left pane, but nothing happens when I click on it. How does he view these routes? I sent the folder privacy to friends. Does your friend see your name in his list of friends? If not, then he may still need to complete/approve your friendship request.

@Con-Hennekens said in MRA-Routeplanner - distance simulation: Thanks You're most welcome .

@Boudewijn an option could be (may only as gold member) to save the route as .pdf May this will not support your needs exactly. I believe, it will not be an easy development, to generate out of route data a roadbook (in Rallye style). There are several specialised tools on market, to do this. They will probably have a big head start in development. On the other side: to populate out of the generated data an applicable PDF document would also be not that easy. Because typically a roadbook document must be in a dedicated format. If you have got a ready to use pdf-roadbook, you should have a bigger screen to view it (during ride). It's not that easy to view it - nor to operate it - during ride at a little smartphone. And in best way, you should have a remote controller button at the handle bar of you bike. For such a purpose, I'm using the DMD2-App on a T865-X device from same manufacturer. On this device (Android based) you can run several other Apps to - like MyRoute-App.

A clarification: this funktion is called „Split“ and not „Share“. Auf deutsch heißt die Funktion „Teilen“.

Uit ervaring : als je met de motor rijdt is het de bedoeling om zoveel mogelijk je handen op het stuur te houden voor je eigen veiligheid ( zeker op de wat drukkere banen ). Wat ik doe is een Carpe Iter 7" voor het grote overzicht en daarnaast een iPhone Pro Max voor de details. Voordeel is ook dat als het ene even uitvalt je nog verder kan rijden. Eigenlijk hoef geen duur geld meer te steken in een TomTomRider of een Zumo XT1 en kan je dat beter gebruiken voor een goede iPhone of tablet ! Maar zoals voor elk toestel, zorg ervoor dat het altijd goed gekoeld blijft !

I was able to see them during my last trip.. but some are here (in HERE).. and some not (only visible in gMAP).. i assume gMAP got more access to closed road than Here!