CycleMaps

Welcome to CycleMaps 51.5 — guiding cyclists since 2011. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New in 51.5 Clearer Maps - Your route is drawn bolder on every map and always stays above cycle paths and junction numbers, with its start and finish pins on top - Where a path carries two signed routes, both are labelled, and routes that only have a name are labelled too Privacy - CycleMaps asks for Health and Motion access only when you start your first ride, and on iPhone reads just your heart rate and weight (plus past workouts on a paid plan) Tidier Settings - Settings is grouped into collapsible sections: Map, Bike paths, Ride, Routing, Display and Purchases. Apple Watch settings are grouped too - The app version now sits under the CycleMaps logo in the menu Fixes - Deleting an offline map or a favourite route while its map was still downloading could crash the app. Fixed - Menu → Tutorial could fail to open, and its menu steps didn't show. Fixed Also in this release Routing & Cycle Paths - Allow unpaved paths: routes can use gravel tracks, on iPhone and Apple Watch - Simple or Detailed cycle paths: Detailed shows signed routes in their network's colour, with junction and route numbers - Numbered cycle-network junctions on Apple, Google and OpenStreetMap maps, for the node networks of the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and beyond Maps - A crisp worldwide OpenStreetMap vector map with place names in your language, and cycle paths drawn natively on every map type - Offline Maps: download any area or a country pack; favourite routes download automatically [Feature available only for paid users] Riding - Elevation profile in the ride panel, pause and resume with auto-pause, and directional haptics for turns - Import GPX and KML routes from the Files app: Menu → Import - Share a live ETA link that friends can follow on a map, no app needed [Feature available only for paid users] And More - Ready for iPhone Duo, including Split View - The new Siri (iOS 27): start navigation, add stops, share your ETA or stop - Redesigned route composer, with Quiet, Balanced and Direct a tap away - Sign up and change your password in the app; Menu → Help opens the online help page - Widgets, Control Center controls, Siri shortcuts and weekly ride recaps - AI Ride Recap: a natural-language summary of any past ride, on your device [Feature available only for paid users]