Strava

[Lhartley]

HMU. Post your handle. Not looking for kudos. Im old and slow.I just want to see interesting xcd routes etc. All I have is cyclists on my strava.

[Montana St Alum]

Mine is MSU Alum, but it's all mountain biking so I doubt it's worth your time.

[Lhartley]

All good I like cycling. I overdid it a as a bicycle messenger in a different lifetime though

[fisheater]

HMU. Post your handle. Not looking for kudos. Im old and slow.I just want to see interesting xcd routes etc. All I have is cyclists on my strava.

Old and slow??? Are you even 40?

I didn’t mean that in a critical way. You just look like a young guy in your skiing videos.

[Lhartley]

43 going on 80

[corlay]

I've used my Strava logged "routes" to overlay on top of Google Earth images to create my own "Trail Maps".
Works great!

[Chisana]

I am a dinosaur when it comes to modern technology and am unfamiliar with strata. I recently discovered Gaia, and it has been very useful when skiing offtrail. Are the two similar?

[Lhartley]

Gaia is awesome for topo maps, I have used that for a long time. Strava differs in that it's more of a community. You post your routes and people see everyone's activities in a "feed". Gaia might function like that as well but I'm not sure if many use it. I use Gaia for topos and strava to record routes and see what everyone is up to

[Chisana]

Thanks, will check it out.

[Montana St Alum]

I use the paid version during mountain bike season. I would use it skiing, but they haven't activated the "help, I've fallen and can't get up" function!