Your next outing starts with an idea: get outside and discover something new. TourLoop helps you plan running routes and cycling tours with interesting stops, whether you are exploring nearby or travelling. No TourLoop account is required.
PLAN A TOUR YOUR WAY
Choose a starting point and your preferred distance. Generate a loop, plan a route to a destination or adjust your stops. Use filters to find places that match your interests, such as nature, culture or sights. You can also leave out previously visited places when planning a new loop. The actual route depends on the available paths and stops.
DISCOVER PLACES
Explore stops on the map and learn more through short descriptions and photos where available. Save interesting places for later and shape your tour around what you enjoy.
KEEP TRACK ON THE GO
Follow your tour using GPS. Distance, duration and pace help you understand your activity. Save tours, review your statistics and share or export a route, for example as GPX.
FIND NEARBY EVENTS
The event calendar gathers dates from public sources. You can also search the web for more events. Coverage and freshness vary by region and source; confirm important details with the organiser.
YOUR LOOK AND SHORT GAME BREAKS
Personalise the app with designs and colour choices. Small minigames provide a change of pace during a break, not while taking part in traffic.
OPTIONAL CONNECTIONS
On supported devices, you can use Bluetooth sensors and Health Connect. These features require compatible hardware or your permission. Recordings are stored on your device; sharing, exporting or syncing with Health Connect can send data outside it.
GOOD TO KNOW
Searching for new routes, map content and events requires an internet connection. Saved content is available offline only to the extent already stored; TourLoop is not a fully offline map app.
The app displays ads and offers in-app purchases. TourLoop Plus removes ads and includes the preset designs. Applying custom or shared designs is available separately. Check the details in the app before purchasing.
Maps and place data draw on sources including OpenStreetMap; text and images include content from Wikipedia and Wikimedia. Availability and data quality vary by location. Always follow the actual paths, signs and traffic conditions around you.
Discover running and cycling loops with interesting places along your route