Terra Errant

New legs: Click map adds point

Click the map to drop your start, then waypoints, then finish. Drag markers to adjust. Use “＋ shape” on a leg to bend it onto the trail you want.

Day plan

Add at least two points.

Trip

Open file

Your trip autosaves in this browser. GPX works with Garmin, Gaia, OsmAnd, Calimoto, etc.

Radius

Search terms come from the selected point's town, county and nearby passes. Edit them freely: trail names (“Cinnamon Pass”, “COBDR section 3”) find more reports.

Search ride-report sites

Trip research notes

Paste report links and what to expect (washouts, water crossings, gas that's closed). Saved with the trip.

Map restriction check

Scans OpenStreetMap along your legs for gates, seasonal roads, no-motor-vehicle tags and singletrack. This is static map data, not live closures. It flags spots worth confirming.

Include road-router legs (noisier)

Live closures & conditions

Realistic moving speeds (mph)

Times use your pace per surface, not posted limits. Set each leg's surface on the Route tab.

Day & stops

Riding hours per day

Minutes per waypoint stop

Fuel range (miles)

Freehand wiggle factor

Freehand legs are drawn straight; the wiggle factor turns straight-line distance into trail distance (1.3 to 1.6 is typical for mountain two-track).

Paved

Gravel / graded dirt

Rough two-track

Technical

Dashed = freehand