Plan your own motorcycle route
Plan a day ride, a loop or a multi-day trip straight on the map. Pick a starting point, add stops and let the route follow the roads. Save it, share it with other riders or export it for your sat-nav.
From idea to route on the map
Start with a starting point and a destination, or make a loop that ends where you left. Add extra points for a viewpoint, a lunch stop, a fuel station or a road you really want to ride. Drag any point to adjust the route in seconds; the line snaps neatly to the roads.
A real planner, built for riders
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Waypoints that snap
Click the map, drag the points, and the route follows real roads thanks to snap-to-roads -
Distance & elevation
See distance, expected ride time and the elevation profile while you plan -
Export for your sat-nav
Save your route with a free account and export it as GPX or another supported format -
Share with the community
Publish your route so other riders can ride it, review it and download it
How it works
- 1 Open the Route Maker and start drawing. No account needed.
- 2 Click your starting point on the map, add stops and drag the line until it is exactly your ride.
- 3 Save your route. Publish it for other riders or keep it private, and export it for your sat-nav.
Want automatic curvy routes?
In the Motarva iPhone app, Motarva Pro can generate a curvy route for you. Pick a loop or a destination, set how twisty you want it, and ride.
Discover the appFrequently asked questions
Is the route planner free?
Yes. Drawing routes needs no account at all. Create a free account when you want to save, publish or export your route.
Can I plan a loop?
Yes. Use the same starting point and end point, and add stops in between to shape the loop you want.
Can I export my route as GPX?
Yes. Save your route and use the export option to download it as GPX or another supported format for your sat-nav.
Take your routes with you
The Motarva app for iPhone puts the whole route catalog in your pocket: browse routes, save your favorites and ride them from your phone. Free to download.