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There’s a problem on strava with activities getting buried. When someone visits my profile, I would like them to be able to see the activities I’m most proud of. I think the perfect way to implement this is something similar to Instagram story highlights. With an implementation similar to story highlights, you get two features in one:

 

Use case 1 is simply to have individual activities pinned. That’s possible with story highlights: you can have a highlight that is only 1 story. This use case is something that has been suggested before. 

 

Use case 2 is that you can now pin a full series/group of activities. You could, for example, create a highlight that consists of every race from 2024. You could create a highlight that contains every day of your multi-day cycling trip. The possibilities are endless.

 

This second use case is unique. It would also allow you to group activities so they show as somehow connected. Borrowing the scenario from the second example, each activity from your multi-day trip can now say ‘Part of 2024 Cross-Country Trip’ or whatever. 

 

This would be really cool to see implemented, and would tackle 3 missing feature areas within strava at once. 

Hi ​@aaw, there's a feature request covering what you have described, you might want to vote for it here: 

 

Komoot and Garmin Explore and Garmin Connect already have this feature. They call them “Collections” where you can name a collection and then add a variety of activities to them. This issue is why I found this community and why I came here to complain about it. I just can’t believe both Garmin and Komoot have this feature, but Strava doesn’t. I’ll have to check if Ride with GPS and other major apps have it. But at this point the only reason I am still using Strava is because I started with it and have a bunch of rides on it and well put together posts on it. I’m on the verge of leaving Strava over this. It shouldn’t be a hard feature to miss.

Ridewithgps has it :) add that one to the list.

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