RunRoute
RunRoute is back online. The outage that broke the map has been fixed — and the app now has route stats, GPX export and shareable routes.

Every run starts at your front door.

RunRoute plans a running loop from home — through nearby parks and places worth passing — and back again. Free, no account needed.

Plan my route See how it works ↓

Works anywhere Google Maps does.

Illustration of a woman jogging through a park

How it works

Three steps from your address to a route you can run.

  1. Set your start

    Type your address, or let RunRoute use your current location. Your start is also your finish — every route is a loop.

  2. Pick your places

    Choose a search radius and tap the nearby parks, sights and cafés you'd like your run to pass.

  3. Run the loop

    Get a door-to-door route with distance and time. Drag it to fine-tune, export a GPX, or share the link.

Animated demo: searching an address, selecting nearby parks, and generating a loop route on the map
Building a route in RunRoute: search, select, run.

Built for runners who start at home

No treadmill, no driving to a trailhead. Just out the door and back.

Door-to-door loops

Every route begins and ends at your place, so you never finish a run far from home.

Places worth passing

Search nearby parks, attractions, cafés and gyms, and thread your run through your favourites.

Drag to customize

Reshape any leg of the route by dragging it on the map, exactly like Google Maps directions.

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Distance & time

Live stats for every route — kilometres, miles and an estimated time at your own pace.

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GPX export

Download your loop as a GPX file and take it to your watch, Strava, Komoot or Garmin.

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Shareable routes

Copy a link that rebuilds your exact loop, ready to send to a running buddy.

Lace up.

Your next loop is one search away.

Open RunRoute