Show all my routes (not activities!) together on a map

[anderfo]

Hi,

I have a suggestion which I believe would be useful for many others. I have collected a fair amount of road cycling routes in my profile, typically routes I have either cycled myself and routes I would like to do in the future.

When going for a vacation, it would be very useful if I could visualize all these routes on the same map, so that I can better plan how to visit (some of) these routes. I know I can do a search within my own routes, but a visualization would make it easier to plan where to go to visit a suitable selection of them.

Such a page would of course be most useful if including the possibility to filter the routes (e.g. by sport/activity type, surface or other features). And, indicate whether I have done the route before or not.

[Soren]

Hi, thanks for this suggestion. Just to make sure we understand what you're saying here, do you mean you'd like to have the ability to see the selected routes overlapped in a map view?

[anderfo]

Yes, I guess that's what I meant. Not side by side as today, but in a single map view where you can zoom in on the areas you want and see all your routes highlighted (maybe popping up details when you do a mouseover, like in Segment Explore).

[Soren]

Thanks for the clarification! Your idea is now open to voting.

[ChrisBerry]

I think this is a great idea. I would use it often. 

[Herrie01]

i was just searching for this functionality! would be great if this is added. dont expect it to be a big investment for Strava 🙂

[Lili]

+100 for this. I have added many possible hiking routes to do and some days I'm okay to drive further away than others. It would have been SUPER useful to be able to see at a glance what I have nearby vs further afield. Right now it's quite fiddly to have to open each individual route and zoom out to see where it is.

[jgoodheart]

Would love to see this feature. I like to create routes for future adventures and it would be great to a wholistic view of what areas I have covered and where I have gaps. The personal heat map is nice to see where you have been, this would be like a heat map for where you want to go.