Here’s what you get.
You ask Paris, 2 hours, an easy pace, with kids
The planner’s top three, as it answers today:
- 1Baignade de la Villette1 h 00–1 h 20 riding8.7 km · 30 m climbing · 96% on paths and quiet streetsAlong the water for 2 km
- 2Parc de la Villette1 h 25–1 h 55 riding12.8 km · 43 m climbing · 93% on paths and quiet streetsAlong the water for 3 km
- 3Île aux Cygnes1 h 35–2 h 10 riding13.2 km · 61 m climbing · 95% on paths and quiet streetsAlong the water most of the way
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Every climb of 150 m or more: Annecy climbs
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How it works
- Pick your pace and your time.Family, casual, moderate or sporty; an hour to a full day, with time for stops.
- Compare rides on a map.Climbing, quiet streets and surfaces side by side, with the slope of every stretch.
- Take it with you.A GPX file for your bike computer, or a ride card for your phone. No app, no sign-up.
How rides are made.
Every ride is modelled from open data: traffic, surface and slope are scored for every street, and rides follow the streets that score best. Nobody pays to be on a route. Rides are not field-checked yet, so check conditions before you go.