EuroVelo route planner
Use EuroVelo and other curated long-distance cycling routes as planning references, then adapt the route for your own tour and continue into mobile day planning.
Use EuroVelo as a backbone, not a cage
EuroVelo routes are useful because they describe recognizable long-distance cycling corridors. Tourcraft lets riders use those corridors as inspiration while still adjusting the route around real touring decisions: daily distance, services, ferries, country context, elevation, and the mobile app used during the trip.
Start from known cycling corridors
Use EuroVelo and curated long-distance routes to understand where a larger tour could go.
Adapt the route to the rider
Follow a route closely, borrow useful sections, or shape a different tour around the same corridor.
Check touring context
Review services, ferry sections, elevation, surfaces, borders, and country notes before turning inspiration into a plan.
Continue on mobile
Once the route is designed, the mobile app carries it into daily planning, navigation, whole-tour progress, and changes on the road.
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Common questions
Can Tourcraft plan EuroVelo routes?
Yes. Tourcraft can use EuroVelo and other long-distance cycling routes as planning references while letting riders adapt the route to their own tour.
Do I have to follow a EuroVelo route exactly?
No. EuroVelo routes can be used as a backbone, inspiration layer, or partial guide while Tourcraft helps shape the actual tour.
Can EuroVelo planning continue into the mobile app?
Yes. The route can be prepared on desktop and then used in the mobile app for daily planning, navigation, progress, and changes while riding.