Plan a bikepacking route & multi-day tour

Plan your bikepacking tour with stages, elevation profile and – the special part – resupply along the entire route. So that, self-supported, you know where to find water, food and a bed.

Plan a bikepacking route in stages

Create a trip and plan one tour per day. Reorder stages via drag & drop, each with its own routing profile (gravel, touring, MTB …), elevation profile and surface analysis. See, day by day, what lies ahead on your cycling trip.

Resupply along the route – the differentiator

Unlike pure route planners, Velosummit shows you what’s on the way:

Bikepacking tour, cycling trip or gravel tour?

Whatever you call it – Velosummit plans it: the classic bikepacking tour on farm and field tracks, the relaxed cycling trip on quiet roads, or the sporty multi-day gravel tour. Pick the right profile per stage; the surface analysis shows the gravel share in advance.

GPX export & sharing for your bikepacking tour

Frequently asked

How do I plan a bikepacking route?

Drop start, finish and stops on the map – Velosummit routes road-accurately along real paths (BRouter/OpenStreetMap), selectable for gravel, touring, MTB or road. For a multi-day tour, split the route into stages (one tour per day).

How do I plan overnight stays?

Split the whole route into stages (one tour per day) and reorder them via drag & drop. Dedicated overnight stops are in progress – but you can already show hotels as a resupply category along the route.

Can I see resupply options along the way?

Yes. Velosummit shows supermarkets, cafés, bakeries, pharmacies and hotels along the entire route – with opening hours and one-click to add as a stop. Ideal for self-supported trips.

Is there a bikepacking app?

Velosummit is a fast web app – it runs in the browser on desktop and phone, no install. Take your planned tour with you as GPX on your bike computer or navigation app.

Can I export the whole trip as GPX?

Yes – per stage or all together as one GPX (one track per tour) for your bike computer.

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