Along the river to the abbey
Moderate 
Pedalika Where to ride — already worked out
A catalogue of 7,733 cycling routes with ready-made tracks: distance, climbing, surface, weather and wind — all visible before you leave. Nothing fits? Draw your own on the map in a couple of minutes.
A route for your bike 54.8 km
asphalt 100% gravel 0% dirt 0%
Asphalt from start to finish — at the cost of nearly 7 extra kilometres.
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every one with a ready track
Weather
and wind
and wind
forecast for the day you ride
and which way to go first
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Editor
your own route in minutes
the line snaps to the roads
The hardest part of a ride —
deciding where to go
Tracks are scattered across forums, chats and a dozen different services. One is missing the distance, another the climbing, and what the surface looks like after rain you only find out on the spot. Pedalika puts it all in one place: the route, its character and today's conditions — on one page, before you leave.
From "let's ride" to a track on your phone
Pick an area on the map, open a route, check the profile and the forecast for the day — then take the track with you. Or build your own: the line snaps to roads and trails by itself.
The map and the list share one state
Drag the frame across the map and the list rebuilds for the visible area. Hover a card and the route lights up on the map. No "apply filters" button: what you see is what is listed.
Catalogue map 4 in this area
drag the frame across the map
Forest loop by the lake
Easy Through the pine wood
Hard To the waterfall and back
Hard Field roads
Moderate Hills outside town
Extreme The old narrow-gauge line
Moderate The sand quarries
Easy No routes in this area — move the frame.
What a rider gets
Catalogue with a map
The list and the map share one state: move the map and the list rebuilds itself for the visible area.
A route for your bike
Road, gravel, MTB or touring — filtered by distance, climbing and difficulty.
Route passport
Elevation profile, the share of asphalt and dirt, rough sections and notable obstacles — before you leave.
Weather, wind and mud
The forecast for the day, the wind broken down by halves of the ride, and a warning when rain will turn it to soup.
Reports from riders
Cyclists flag what a section looks like right now: dug up, flooded, closed. Ratings and comments live there too.
Your own route in minutes
Click on the map and the line snaps to the roads. Reverse it, close it into a loop or make it an out-and-back with one button.
Which way to ride today
The route is split in half, and each half shows whether the wind is in your face or at your back. The advice comes as a plain sentence. Drag the arrow: it points to where the wind comes from.
270° westerly
drag the arrow around the dial
0–24 km
→tailwind
24–48 km
←headwind
A tailwind at the start. Ride the loop the other way round and you will finish with the wind.
You know what the ride is before you start it
Distance, climbing, difficulty and time in the saddle are worked out automatically. Below is the elevation profile of one catalogue route: you can see where the work is and where you get to coast.
Distance
54.8 km
≈ 3 h 10 min riding
Climbing
620 m
steepest gradient 9%
Difficulty
Moderate
from distance and climbing
En route
14 places
water, food, stations, repairs
Elevation profile
by kilometreRoute ribbon
46.3 km · surface and obstacles in riding order asphalt gravel dirt plan ahead tight spot just slow down
4.2 km
Spring
11.8 km
Shop
19.5 km
Café
26.1 km
Water tap
33.4 km
Bike shop
41.0 km
Bakery
Route distance55 km
Climbing620 m
Moderate
The climbing decides it
≈ 3 h 10 min riding
Your own route draws itself
Drop points and the line snaps to roads and trails, with distance and climbing recounted as you go. Reverse it, make it an out-and-back or close the loop — one button each. The demo below plays itself.
Route editor dropping points
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0metres of climbing
—riding time
A loop of the length you ask for
Say how far you want to ride and the route comes back as a loop from your own starting point.
loop length 40 km
Radius 4.8 km: roads are always longer than a straight line, and the service allows for that itself.
The receiver lies — the route should not
Recorded tracks come with tangles: the receiver drifts and the line loops on the spot or shoots off into a field. Those stretches are found automatically, cut out, and the gap is rebuilt along the roads — the route stays whole.
Recorded track as recorded
61.8kilometres in the track
1 940control points — after cleanup roughly one every half kilometre remains
3stretches of lost signal found automatically
This is one track from the catalogue. The rework runs in the background: a track reaches its page already clean.
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Every town and district gets its own routes
Every route knows where it starts, so each district has its own page with its own routes. Someone searching for "where to ride near me" lands straight on the right selection.
Routes by region
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