Interactive GPX Route Viewer
Explore routes across three map layers, follow your position in sync with the elevation profile, or upload your own .gpx file for instant climbing analysis.
Explore Turkish Cycling Routes or Upload Your Own Track
Click the bicycle icons on the map or the Route Library cards below to explore elevation profiles, grade analyses, and route details live.
Drag and drop or choose (.gpx)
Instant Map & Elevation AnalysisYour Route
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Route Planner Tuvali
Synchronized Elevation Profile
Move your mouse or finger over the chart; the cyclist cursor will follow live on the map.
Ride Type & Speed Simulator
HesaplaSee the estimated completion time and effort based on your bike type and load.
Featured Climbing Segments & Critical Points
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Turkey Cycling Network & Community Statistics
Turkey Cycling Routes & Community Archive
Verified GPS routes shared by our editors and cycling travelers. Click any card to inspect route details, open its elevation chart, and follow it on the map.
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How to Use a GPX File and Cycling Navigation
GPS Exchange Format (.gpx), bike computers (Garmin Edge, Wahoo ELEMNT, IGPSPORT) and smartphone navigation apps (BG Gezgin, Strava, OsmAnd) to recognize routes.
Click the "Download GPX File" button. Transfer the downloaded file to Garmin Connect or the Wahoo app "Upload Route" to your device; it will sync to your watch or cycling computer over Bluetooth with one click.
Distance alone does not tell you how difficult a ride is. A flat 50 km ride may take 2 hours, while a 50 km route with 1,200 m of climbing can take 4–5 hours and require three times the energy. Review climbing segments in advance to plan your water and food resupply.