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It would be really useful to be able to filter My Activities by the geographical location. Potentially allowing users to browse their heat map and when they click on an area of their heat map it lists all activities that occurred on that point.
Just being able to search for activities by location would be helpful. I can't search for past rides I've done in San Francisco unless it's in the title. I need to remember the unclever name I came up with or the date.
As PeteMacMTB suggested, it would be fantastic not to have to know the exact date of activities to find some rides. So, I definitely support the idea of this filter 🙂 I'd love to be able to filter activities by location to easily find specific rides I've done somewhere.
I want to be able to find a past activity of my own, by location instead of by name or date. I often can remember where I did something instead of when or what I named it (if I named it). Searching on a map specifically, would be most useful.
This is helpful for myself if I want to repeat a route or share a route with a friend.
I think someone has already posted it somewhere on the forum (can't find it now) but the website findthatride.com does it for a modest subscription fee. I purchased for a year. Once it connects with the Strava account, it transfers all of your activities and on your map when you click on or around a location, on a path, it lists all the activities that you did on that path (lists all the dates and titles of activities, it can be a large list) and you can click on each specific activity and it will take you to your specific strava activity. So when I sometimes wonder "hmm, when was it that I have visited this place?" I use this. Strava could have easily added this feature, but while Strava people are waiting to "vote" on it, third party apps such as this one are already raking in the money. Well, so be it.
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