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Route Question

Posted by Patty Rudolph on Wednesday, August 20 at 02:35 AM

Hello everyone! Does anyone know of a website that will help you figure out the mileage of a run? For instance, we have been and will continue to be traveling a lot and I keep driving around towns in WI and MN to "map out" my miles - to make sure I am keeping up with my running distance. Is there a runners equivalent of Mapquest that will route out a 9 mile loop in Rhinelander, WI so we don't have to spend the time driving around before the run (do I have to say getting lost too)? Would love to hear if anyone found such a tool! We will be out of town again this Sat/Sun - but I hope you all have a great run/ride.

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1. Posted by Anna Clausen on 08/20/08 at 01:12 PM

You can try mapmyride.com


2. Posted by Jon Kartman on 08/20/08 at 02:44 PM

You can also go to http://walkjogrun.net/index.cfm


3. Posted by Abra Jacobs on 08/20/08 at 08:41 PM

Try www.mapmyrun.com, it will calculate the mileage for a route or search maps for routes other people in the area have already run and mapped. You can save your routes for future reference too.


4. Posted by Ian on 09/12/08 at 02:41 PM

You might try gmap-pedometer.com. I used this prior to purchasing my H.R.M


5. Posted by Bob Ganson on 09/16/08 at 01:58 AM

The USA Track and Field website has a mapping feature called America's Running Routes. You can search pre-mapped routes by zipcode or map your own. www.usatf.org
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