Running route planner.
Find your starting area, zoom in and tap the map to trace a run. Drag the numbered points to adjust the route, and see mileage update as you go.
These tools are free to use without an account.
Zoom in and tap to add a point. Drag points to change the line. You can also use the coordinate controls below.
Route points: reorder or remove
Estimated route distance
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Straight segments between your points. Add points around bends.
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Drawn distance is an estimate. Check access and conditions before running.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Map tiles: OpenStreetMap. Place search: Nominatim. Optional pedestrian routing: FOSSGIS. Requests to these providers follow their policies and availability. No map prefetching or background location tracking.
Draw and adjust your running route
Search for a place or use the location button, then zoom in. Tap to add a point, drag a numbered point to move it, or tap an existing line to insert a point. Undo restores the previous edit. You can also enter latitude and longitude and reorder or remove points in the point list. Close loop joins the finish to the start.
What the distance means
Distance is calculated along the drawn line with a great-circle calculation. Straight segments can cut corners: add enough points to trace the path you actually intend to run. Optional walking-path routing asks an external routing service to connect the points. Verify access, crossings and trail conditions yourself; a mapped line is not proof of a safe or public route. There is no elevation correction.
Fitness estimates for adults 18 and over, not medical or dietary advice. Results are informational and are not reviewed by a certified personal trainer. Calculations stay in your browser. Map, search and routing requests use the providers described above.
Common questions.
Can I zoom and drag my route without signing in?
Yes. The map supports zooming, panning and draggable route points without an account. Latitude and longitude controls also work when map tiles are unavailable.
Does the route follow roads automatically?
The default connects your points with straight segments. The optional Follow walking paths button requests a pedestrian route from the external routing service. If it fails, your drawn line remains available and the page says so.
Where is my location sent?
One Fitness Hub does not save your route or location. Map tiles go to OpenStreetMap. A place search sends the typed place to Nominatim. Follow walking paths sends route coordinates to the FOSSGIS routing service. Device location is requested only when you press Use my location. The downloaded GPX contains route coordinates.
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