gpxgpt Plan a loop

Gravel loops that stay off the asphalt.

Tap where you start, pick a distance, and get three loops through forest and heath, each with a short note on why it's good. Download the GPX and ride.

Plan a loop How it works

Free. No account. Netherlands and Belgium.

Satellite map of a 74 km gravel loop near Heeze, unpaved stretches in orange and paved in white — A real result. Imagery © Esri, map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

From start point to GPX in about 20 seconds

No drawing routes by hand and no scrolling through other people's rides that start an hour away.

Tap a start

Your front door, a train station, the café where the group meets. Or use your location.

Pick a distance

20 to 120 km. Choose gravel for long unpaved tracks or MTB for signposted singletrack loops.

Ride the GPX

Pick one of three loops and download the GPX. Open it in Wahoo, Garmin, Hammerhead or Komoot.

It plans loops the way a gravel rider would

The planner generates candidate loops from OpenStreetMap trail data and scores every one of them. AI then picks the best three and explains each pick in one line.

As much unpaved as the area hasEvery loop shows its percentage of gravel, dirt, sand and forest track.
Long blocks, not confettiOne long stretch of track beats twenty 200 m bits between bike paths.
No backtrackingOverlap, U-turns and dead-end spurs count against a loop.
Where bikes are allowedPaths tagged as no-bikes are shown in red and avoided.

Gravel or MTB

Two modes, because they're different rides.

Gravel

Links up the best unpaved tracks around your start into one clean loop, using quiet roads only where it has to.

MTB

Combines the signposted MTB routes near you into one ride that fits your distance, in the right direction.

Questions

Where does it work?

The Netherlands and Belgium for now. Starts outside that area are refused instead of giving you a bad route.

Does it do point-to-point rides?

No, loops only. You start and finish in the same place.

Which devices can I use?

Anything that opens GPX: Wahoo ELEMNT, Garmin Edge, Hammerhead Karoo, Komoot and Strava routes. On iPhone, tap the download and open it in your device's app.

Is every track rideable?

The planner trusts OpenStreetMap. Surfaces change and sand gets soft, so treat the route as a strong suggestion and use your judgement on the day.

Does it cost anything?

No. There's no account, and it doesn't track you.