Mapping your running route
August 19th 2009 11:10 am by Matt
So I was trying to find something that would let me map the path I run on since it doesn’t exactly follow marked roads and I stumbled across the Google Maps Pedometer. This thing lets you put as many points on the map as you want, and just calculates the straight-line distance between them. It’s remarkably simple really, but it seems to do an excellent job and they provide you with a permalink to share your route after the fact
Here’s my running route: permalink
Of course, if you’re like me maybe you think your route is more like 2 miles instead of 1.83 miles and you’ll just be disappointed. In my defense, there are a lot of hills…
I’m a wimp.
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check out http://www.mapmyrun.com/
it does the same thing, but is MUCH more refined. sucks it’s ad based, but, what isn’t? even gives you elevation info – for those hills! highly recommended.