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Routes

Every road, with its stops

Plan, record by GPS, start the sat nav. And find the routes of people who went that way before you.

Get the appThe roads on the map
A route in the Bikerverse app: Circeo National Park, 8 stops, 218.7 km, 4 hours 7 minutes

From search to setting off

Four steps, and the fourth you do when you get home.

  1. 01

    Search

    By distance, by the time you have, or by area. The best rated routes rise to the top.

  2. 02

    Open

    Stops, length, duration, difficulty, and a description written by someone who rode it.

  3. 03

    Start

    One tap and the sat nav begins, stop after stop.

  4. 04

    Rate

    Stars and a comment. That is how a good road reaches the next rider.

A gravel road of hairpin bends seen from above, on a slope of pale rock

Record

Your ride becomes a route

Start recording before you set off. Back home you have the GPS track, the distance and the time. Add the stops, a few lines, some photos, and publish.

Every route you publish moves you up a level. And whoever rides it after you leaves a review.

  • Plan at the kitchen table
  • Record by GPS
  • Add stops and photos
  • Collect ratings and reviews

Twelve Italian roads riders know by name

Passes, altitudes and coordinates. Hover a dot, or a name.

  1. Passo dello Stelvio 46.5286°N 10.4531°E · 2,758 m
  2. Passo Gavia 46.3437°N 10.4880°E · 2,621 m
  3. Passo Sella 46.5086°N 11.7572°E · 2,240 m
  4. Passo Giau 46.4828°N 12.0533°E · 2,236 m
  5. Colle del Nivolet 45.4803°N 7.1428°E · 2,612 m
  6. Colle dell'Agnello 44.6836°N 6.9792°E · 2,744 m
  7. Passo della Futa 44.0895°N 11.2810°E · 903 m
  8. Passo del Muraglione 43.9311°N 11.6661°E · 907 m
  9. Campo Imperatore 42.4420°N 13.5580°E · 2,130 m
  10. Costiera Amalfitana 40.6340°N 14.6027°E
  11. Orientale Sarda 40.1467°N 9.5100°E · 1,017 m
  12. Etna Sud 37.7000°N 14.9990°E · 1,910 m

This is geography, not a sample from the app: passes and altitudes are on any map. The real routes, with their stops, are in Bikerverse.

Routes, in numbers

published routes
12,400

In Italy and across the border

kilometres recorded
1.9 m

With the app's GPS

average rating
4.6

Out of five stars

average length
186 km

A proper day out

Questions about routes

Does recording drain the battery?

It uses the phone's GPS, like any sat nav. On a full day out it is worth keeping it plugged into the bike.

Can I use routes with no signal?

With Premium you download the area map before you leave, and navigation keeps working where the phone has no coverage.

Who sees where I am?

Only the people you choose, and only while live position is on. Published routes show the road, not your timetable.

Can I keep a route to myself?

Yes. Any route can stay private, be shared with a group, or go public.

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