@Rob-Veerman Do you have a route you can recommend to the museum then onto the ferry terminal?

GPX1.2 is a MRA invention designed to build a route from a track. Tread does not play nicely with it so use 1.1 instead which will show your waypoints, via points and shaping points.

@Corjan-Meijerink Thanks for the update......

@marc hoi Marc Als je er in MRA viapunten van maakt zullen die als vlaggetjes in je XT te zien zijn

Yes, @Guzzist , that's what I Want to do. Thanks

What exactly do you mean? Do you want to see the 'Google view' in a route you're creating? That’s possible with MRA (in the planner). Or are you looking for beautiful routes? That’s also possible for Finland in the RouteXpert library.

@Nomko-Nomden Ik heb geen flauw idee, ik kan alles gewoon downloaden en mijn zoekopdrachten aanpassen. [image: 1746961970475-35d259ba-6607-4bce-b4ed-a7a1cbe108f1-image.png]

@Alexander-Cavalieri Je routes opslaan en dan naar https://www.myrouteapp.com/routelab gaan en dan boven met de knop upload deze uploaden naar je account.. save your routes, go to https://www.myrouteapp.com/routelab and then use the upload button at the top to upload them to your account. [image: 1746346686428-c49af231-da57-48ba-8010-615c53620c96-image.png]

@wim-GS als ik echt een route aan het rijden ben dan zet ik de verkeersfunctie uit en los eventuele wegproblemen die niet voorzien waren, zelf op. Vooral in het buitenland kun je daar knap veel last van hebben

Thank you all. This is exactly the information that I need. Vinnie

@Bill-Stephens said in Favourites: @Makro Hii am more thinking about pre marking potential places to visit Well that's simply creating Favorites prior to leaving home, isn't it? You can do that in the WEB planner (import favorites or create routes)

@Mike-Evans-1 Mike like you I am or now was a Basecamp user and very proficient in the use of it. I've had MRA for 2-3 years but only used it as a backup for the garmin satnav... This week and seeing as the Zumo XT2 isn't officially supported in Basecamp I thought I'd have a delve into MRA. I must admit it really is an excellent piece of kit and will definitely be my go to. Basecamp will be assigned to the digital cemetry in the sky..

@Carl-Taylor-0 said in Rotterdam to Switzerland: Hello Andre, Thank you for the your reply. Yes you're absolutely right, I've never visited the Alps previously at all. I'm very much looking forward to the challenge. Perhaps I'm overthinking things, but wondering what alternative routes might be available. The one proposed by @Yarro-Moto has to be the frontrunner, but I would like to visit The Eagle's Nest, if time allows. I'm 64 this May, had a bike since I was 17 so relatively experienced - if you would like to take a look at YouTube for the 'Applecross Pass' in Scotland, these hairpins havent presented a problem, though I'm aware Stelvio has quite a few more of them! I acknowledge your comments about the number of bikes likely to be on the passes at that time of year, unfortunately though thats the only time I have available off work & conscious I'm not getting any younger, so I'll have to go with the flow! regards Carl What you are most likely not prepared to, is reckless driving (mostly of italian riders^^) and lack of being able to ride those roads by 90% of the rest of traffic. Be preepared to not having fun... If you want to go, go early or late in the day. I understand your desire, but don´t do it in high season. Just my 2 cents.^^

@Tony-13 said in IRAN planning problems: tried it on my Web browser, Firefox and all seemed to work OK. Weypoints in sensible places and route line followed the road. But only when using OSM, which aligns with Google satelite. HERE and Tom Tom looked useless. The HERE route does go through the airport, but not on the line shown in your screen shot so considering that I have to create tracks that will have to run on the garmin XT.... what should I do? how should I set up myroute? thank you for your help

@Bianca-13 in mei ga ik met een club van een man of 15 naar Gus, nu al zin in

@Rob-Veerman not good

There are some lovely bits of France with some really nice roads but, for me, you need to get close to the Pyrenees or, better still, the Alps, to get the really stunning scenery that's around virtually every corner, and the breath-taking roads that can be ridden fast, slow or anywhere in between, and still be hugely enjoyable. Having spend many trips exploring bits of France north of Paris, I came to the conclusion that, if you're into WW1 and WW2 history then it's a great place to go but if you want breath-taking scenery then get on the autoroute for a day and get to the Alps. From there ride the Route des Grandes Alpes and the route Napoleon. Visit the Gorge du Verdon and the Combe Laval balcony road.