Riders spaced along a shoulder in soft daylight

Map room · schematic only

Vectors and heights for planning—not turn-by-turn navigation

The trace exaggerates some corners for legibility. Cross-check distances against published mile logs and on-site signs before committing to an itinerary.

Dual workspace

Hover the elevation markers to read volunteer-labeled notes. Coordinates reference the public grid used on cue sheets issued for the Social Coffee Roll template.

Schematic trace

Solid lines indicate paved segments; dashed segments indicate compact gravel connectors on mixed routes.

Start · lot A Crest wait Cafe corner

Elevation contour

Vertical scale is compressed; numbers indicate approximate feet above the start elevation for discussion purposes.

Hint labels mirror PDF marginalia; they are not emergency instructions.

Bicycle wheel edge and lane paint on gray pavement

Field verification habits

When a city publishes new thermoplastic markings, we photograph the intersection from the sidewalk and attach a revision date in the atlas log. If imagery looks different from your ride day, pause and compare rather than assuming the sheet is current.

Report a signage change