@Timo-Martosatiman-MRA Thank you for the additional information. I appreciate it. I'll try to remember about the self-serve area. Lane

@Sybille Hallo Sybille, Off-road heist hier nicht auf Straßen fahren. Deshalb wird nur die Verbindung zwischen 2 Punkten als Line dargestellt. Im Off-road Modus fährt man nur nach den örtlichen Gegebenheiten möglichst entlang der Routenlinie (Luftlinie) zum nächsten Wegpunkt. Man könnte auch sagen, man fährt Querfeldein. Wenn Du im Kartenmaterial vorhanden Wege benutzen willst, dann solltest Du im Straßenmodus Deine Routen planen. Übrigens: Die Forumssprache ist gemäß der Forenregeln englisch. Wenn Du zukünftig Fragen auf Deutsch stellen möchtest, da platziere sie bitte im Deutschsprachigen Forumsteil. Danke.

@Timo-Martosatiman-MRA Hi Timo, thanks for your answer. To try to better show the problem I have created a short, flat road (altitude 430m) that runs along a hill. In the height profile some altitudes are not correct and make it look like there are 2 hills with altitude of about 500m on the route itself. I used the OpenTopoMap maps in this example because these maps clearly show the altitude lines and show that the route is really flat. Here is a link which shows a screen copy of the problem: screencopy of the problem

@Christian-Schrenk Many thanks for that. For some reason i didn't see it when looking in the toolkit earlier. Probably looked but didn't see. Don`t know how i missed it. Many thanks for the heads up Christian

Yes, I have avoided off-road paths and road. I turned it on again, but no difference in the outcome.

Hi Mark, Welcome to the MRA Community! I hope you have a great trip. As for questions and advice, you'll find that this community is most welcoming and very active. As for tips and advice in using MyRoute-app, I have a general one: I've seen many clubs, groups and associations transition from whatever they used to use (for example BaseCamp) to MyRoute-app. For a lot of these clubs, the real benefit in MRA lies mostly with a handful of people who do all the planning, organizing and testing of routes. A benefit for these "organizers" is that by making your club part of a MRA group, you can have them download the routes specifically for their device. That way, no more sitting around converting routes manually or keeping long mailing lists. Additionally, more people can have access to the route. Kind regards, Timo

@Reinier007 Je zult hem daar ook niet vinden omdat in de bibliotheek de eXpert routes staan. Zoek bij het vergrootglas op knmv Kijk dan bij de routes en zoek op rotterdam

@Drabslab I consider the tools within MRA for avoiding certain types of roads and the options within a GPS device for fastest or hilliness etc to be ok if you just want to make a quick route. If you are making a more complex route, I would have all of these settings turned off, the use of sufficient and strategically placed route points should be enough for most devices to follow your planned route. I do think it would be good for those that use these tools for their preference of these settings to be stored in MRA. The settings chosen for each route are stored for each individual route that you have in your library.

I strongly support this suggestion! I tend to participate in several ironbutt rides and certain POIs can be hundreds or thousands of miles away. It would be great to be able to upload my POI list, zoom out and still be able to see the POIs in order to start creating my routes. For us rally, long distance riders, this would be extremely useful. A "game changer" in all honesty! Keep up the good work MRA!

@Neil-Hinkins Open the route, toen save as (track and poi), toen via Bluetooth transfer the route, must be possible. Never test it before‍️

@Will-Brooks Excellent suggestion - as you say some good looking routes turn out to have speed restrictions lower than you would expect - sometimes due to the road surface or an accident history, but having a layer (like traffic?) allowing an overlay colour coding the roads by 'national speed limit applies' and either specific colors for given speeds, or just a 'reduced speed' colour to highlight speed restrictions. Would be great for planning

Welcome @clemente-loiacono, the more you use MRA, the easier it becomes, you’ll then see just what a powerful route planner it is.