Shape the route
Build point-to-point rides and hikes, generate loops, or sketch a direct line when the road ends.
Outdoor route intelligence
Build bike and hiking routes, compare elevation and surfaces, generate loops, track bike component wear, and take the result with you.
Free today · Private by default · Export anytime
One route, the useful details
Build point-to-point rides and hikes, generate loops, or sketch a direct line when the road ends.
Compare elevation, gradients, and surface changes before they become surprises on the ride.
Add stops and cues, then export a GPX or a printable roadbook for the route ahead.
Track component wear by mileage, log maintenance history, and know when to service chains, pads, or tires.
Stsezhka Pro Preview
These high-compute tools will be part of the future Stsezhka Pro tier, but are completely free to use for all early riders today.
Intelligent route reshaping, elevation optimization, scenic gravel detour generation, and curated points of interest powered by AI.
Simulate dynamic wind speed, headwind/tailwind angles, temperature, and rain mapped directly across your route elevation and expected arrival times.
Turn-by-turn cue sheets, time controls, and printable waterproof roadbooks designed for randonneuring, audax, and multi-day bikepacking tours.
Location is requested only when you ask, and saved work starts private.
Import and export standard route files, and request an account data export.
No ads, behavioural advertising, data sale, or AI use of connected Strava data.
Answers up front
Yes. The route planner is free to use, and your saved routes stay private by default.
Yes. Every route can be exported as a standard GPX file for watches and navigation apps, or printed as a roadbook with cue sheets.
Yes. Hiking is a first-class planning mode with elevation profiles, surface breakdowns, waypoints, and GPX export.
The Discover catalog lists public bike and hiking routes shared by the community, each with elevation, surfaces, cue sheets, and a GPX download.
Ready when the route is.