# RunMap

> A route planner for running, cycling and hiking. It routes on the real path
> network — OpenStreetMap ways through a self-hosted GraphHopper — rather than
> drawing straight lines, so a planned distance is a distance you can actually
> run, ride or walk.

RunMap generates loops of a distance you ask for, builds out-and-backs, and
snaps freehand drawing to the network. Every route comes with an elevation
profile from terrain data, a breakdown of what it is made of (asphalt, path,
track, gravel), split times, and the drinking water, toilets and shops along
it. Seven activity profiles pick different ways: Road Running, Trail Running,
Road Bike, Trail Bike, Bike Commuting, Hike, and Manual, which does no routing
at all.

Drawing, routing, distance and elevation work without an account. Saving a
route, the heatmap of where people run and GPX export need one.

The planner itself is a map you draw on, so it needs JavaScript. The routes
people have published do not: each one is a plain HTML page.

## Pages

- [Home](https://pacemap.ro/): what RunMap is and what the planner does.
- [Public routes](https://pacemap.ro/routes): index of the 1 route their planners chose to share.
- [Sitemap](https://pacemap.ro/sitemap.xml): every readable URL, one per published route.

## Notes

- Route pages carry the numbers as text and as JSON-LD: distance, climb,
  descent, activity, estimated time, and where the route starts.
- `/api/*` is the app's own JSON API. It is disallowed in robots.txt: it is
  not documented, not stable, and the map tiles behind it are expensive to
  serve.
- Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Terrain from Mapterhorn.