Painless long routes planning in Google Maps. Pefect for cyclists and motorbikers. - Extend routes beyond 10 points - Make mobile-friendly - Optimize for shorter travel - Export to GPX, KML, Apple Maps, TomTom, etc - Split, reverse, append stops
Advanced tools and features for Google Maps routes planning
Painless long routes planning in Google Maps. Pefect for cyclists and motorbikers. - Extend routes beyond 10 points - Make mobile-friendly - Optimize for shorter travel - Export to GPX, KML, Apple Maps, TomTom, etc - Split, reverse, append stops
Once I started using Google Maps more for planning my cycling and motorbike routes, I encountered some issues and limitations. I solved them by creating this free extension, which adds essential features to Google Maps. Now I want to share it with everyone who uses Google Maps for planning longer routes and has faced the same issues.
Always found it a nightmare not being able to do this - Makes so much sense as the scope for what we can do with Google Maps etc. is ever increasing - Right place to be as far as I'm concerned...Literally use it everyday :))
@sergey_cardinal Awesome extension! Solving common pain points for long-trip travelers using Google Maps is a game-changer. The optimization for multiple destinations is a standout feature—perfect for cyclists and motorbike enthusiasts. Great work on making route planning smarter and more efficient!
So so tired of trying to work around route planning limitations in Google Maps, especially when I need to export a Gpx! Look forward to trying it out!
Today I'm rolling out a new experimental feature that makes overcoming "10 stops" limit even easier. Don't need to stash/un-stash destinations, just keep adding them as usual :)
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