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Sometimes Richard Fairhurst can be very funny.

Try
OpenFietsMap Europe

Included in the the site, a lot of tips and tricks.

Enjoy.

The Dutch site "Treinreiswinkel" (Traintravelshop :D ) gives the following: https://www.treinreiswinkel.nl/treintickets/zwitserland/voorboeking-basel Timetable in the red block. This is bike included. You only have to travel from The Hook to Arnhem. Peter Dagtrein = Daytrain Nachttrein = N...

Getting as far as Basel is easy, not sure beyond there. After Basel is is the easiest part. :) In the station in Basel, just buy your ticket for you and your bike. Every train, or almost every train, takes bikes. The biggest problem you may encounter is that the bike has to be hoisted in the locomo...

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Nice birthday present

Vorpal wrote:Alexa222 joined, commented on a few topics, then began spamming, so the account was deactivated, and posts deleted.

Oké. Thanks for the quick response.
It looked sinister, but it's clear now what happened.

More or less the same problem over here, but a bit more sinister. Yesterday I got an e-mail from: mbadmin@ctc.org.uk New reply to the topic New route planner . Nothing strange, as I'm writing in this topic. Clicking the link to the latest reaction: http://forum.cyclinguk.org/viewtopic.php?f=16&t...

deliquium wrote:

Peter Molog wrote:

Richard Fairhurst wrote:Plan a route, click the elevation button, then select '3D'.

???
The first part I understand. But where to find the '3D'-button?

Top right of the Elevation window - choose between 2D and 3D

Thanks. Need new glasses.

Richard Fairhurst wrote:Plan a route, click the elevation button, then select '3D'.

???
The first part I understand. But where to find the '3D'-button?

Never dared to ask. But it looked good when I tried a random track.
The only thing I didn't like, was the cyclist shown during the uploading.

That's not my style of cycling.

Just a few. http://voorheen-de-boswachter.nl/fietsen-php/2010/Ver14_bestanden/14%2520juni-2.jpg Crinian Canal. http://voorheen-de-boswachter.nl/fietsen-php/2013/bestanden/06-07/VDB_0387.jpg Sweden. My favorite. http://voorheen-de-boswachter.nl/fietsen-php/2016-1/fotoos/18-05/VBT_6863.jpg Montgomery ...

There is a cycle-guide in Dutch, Cycling along the frontline of the First Worldwar.
From Nieuwpoort in Belgium to Basel.

Here you find some photo's.
GPS-file is here.

Have fun.

Radomir wrote:Can we find anywhere OSM (Scotland part) for our GPS Garmin? We have now Garmin City Navigator Europe NT 2013.10 but it is not much detailed.

OpenFietsMap (updated january 2016) http://www.openfietsmap.nl/downloads/europe
Not only Scotland, but UK and Ireland.

I did this in 2011. What I remember is that the first part downhill after Disentis/Mustér was even on my 2" tires was rather difficult. After that its more easy, but in bad weather, the tracks can be muddy. Consider of taking the train after Illanz. It is the best way to see the Rheinschlucht. ...