Strava Multi Ride Mapper

[DavidTomic]

http://www.jonathanokeeffe.com/strava/map.php

I was just playing around with some things when I came across this page, and I thought that it looked pretty cool.

Here's what my map looks like at the moment (zoomed in to remove a couple of outlying rides),


(Click to embiggen)

Anyone else like to share what theirs looks like?

[hamwedges]

Good find DavidTomic, always wondered how to do this.

This is mine...



(No points for guessing where my commute goes...)

[Ozkaban]

Nice website..

Here's mine. A couple of GPS snafus, and one ride goes off the top, but it's pretty neat.

[RobertFrith]

Cool find. Outliers cropped (only a couple there anyways!)

[norbs]

Oh dear god, your bikes will be stolen!

[TimW]

Oh dear god, your bikes will be stolen!

ROFL

[toolonglegs]

Looking forward to trying it out... But lying in the sun at the pool at the mo

[sblack]

Nice find... cut off a couple of outer rides but made me aware that with a ride to join Nowra to either Kangaroo Valley or Berry and another to join Berowra to somewhere between Terrigal and Wyong I'd have a network spanning from Jervis Bay to Nelson's Bay and from the coast out to Marulan. Looks like a couple of rides need to be planned.

[hamwedges]

Oh dear god, your bikes will be stolen!

I think they'll be disappointed when they bust open my garage door to find my heavy-ass commuter.

[l45er]

Here is mine. Definitely shows I tend to ride the same route over and over (but a couple of them are commutes)!

[norbs]

[mikesbytes]

[cyclotaur]

Meanwhile back in Melbourne ....

[visrealm]

What a cool find... I've wanted to do this for a while..

[toolonglegs]

This years riding ... will be a much bigger area by the end of August .

[mikesbytes]

This years riding ... will be a much bigger area by the end of August .

Wow, you certainly tested out ALL the routes in your area

[trailgumby]

This years riding ... will be a much bigger area by the end of August .

Showoff!

[sli123]

I can't get mine to work
All I get is a slim strip of google map at the top of the page and the option to enter my Rider ID number or ride ID numbers at the bottom. After entering the details nothing happens.
The page says to hit the "Load" button, but I don't see a load button. I just hit enter but nothing seems to happen. Is this normal and I just have to wait longer for my map to load??
Cheers,
Stuart.

[DavidTomic]

Is this normal and I just have to wait longer for my map to load??

No. You should see a (almost) complete world map before you even enter in your rider number, so the page obviously isn't loading properly for you.

Do you have another web browser that you can try using? (Hint: Chrome FTW!)

[sli123]

Thanks DT,
Safari looks to be working, surprised IE9 (or whatever the current version is) doesn't.
Will post my map soon.
Thanks again.

[toolonglegs]

This years riding ... will be a much bigger area by the end of August .

Showoff!

I find new roads nearly every ride...today I rode two I never knew about ...they look like farm driveways and then they turn into 5 or 6 kms forest covered roads.
Now the snow has nearly all gone I have to go explore a bit further east (and west)!.

[hosko]

Interesting find..many thanks!

[JV911]

I can't get mine to work
All I get is a slim strip of google map at the top of the page and the option to enter my Rider ID number or ride ID numbers at the bottom.

same here. tried 3 computers and a smartphone

[jpo]

Hi guys, I'm the developer of this mapping app. Thanks for all the kind words and for sharing your maps -- your ride networks are inspiring! Just for some variety, here's my map in the northeast USA, where spring is turning into summer and our riding season is kicking into high gear.



Take care and ride lots.

- Jonathan

[norbs]

Hi guys, I'm the developer of this mapping app. Thanks for all the kind words and for sharing your maps -- your ride networks are inspiring! Just for some variety, here's my map in the northeast USA, where spring is turning into summer and our riding season is kicking into high gear.



Take care and ride lots.

- Jonathan

Heya Jonathon. Thanks for a great site. Love the segment explorer too.