See what Route Refinery finds in a route.
Route Refinery measures a route first — roads, elevation, character, terrain and geographic context — then describes what it measured. Below is a finished brief.
Example Route
Measure any route.
Upload a GPX or KML file. Route Refinery measures the route first — roads, elevation, character, terrain and geographic context — then turns those measurements into a concise description.
Measured first. Written second.
How it works
- Upload your route.
- Route Refinery measures it.
- Get a concise, shareable description.
Route files may reveal precise start and end locations. Consider using public start and end points before sharing a route publicly.
Route Refinery is under active development. Road information and geographic context may be incomplete in some areas.
Measuring your route…
Reading route geometry…
This can take a minute on a long route. The measurements come first; the description is written from them.
Route progression
Method & limitations
Route Refinery measures the route from your file and published geographic data, then describes what those measurements say. It does not infer roads or terrain it did not measure.
Published routes
Have a route of your own?
Upload a GPX or KML file and Route Refinery will measure and describe it.
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Saved routes
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