How curvy is my route?
Open a route or a recorded ride and see how twisty it really is. The score counts how much the road turns per kilometre, ignoring city-block corners, the same way the MotoCurve planner rates the routes it plans.
Drop a GPX, KML or TomTom ITN file here, or
The file stays on your computer; nothing is uploaded.
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Questions
- How is the curviness score worked out?
- It adds up how many degrees the road turns per kilometre, leaving out right-angle corners between short straight blocks so a city grid does not count as twisty.
- What is a good score for a motorcycle ride?
- Under 20 is mostly straight and over 80 has real twisties. The Tail of the Dragon and the best mountain roads score well over 160.
- Why does my file get a low score?
- A file with only a few points draws straight lines between them, which hides the curves. A recorded track, or a route exported with its full line, gives a true score.
- Is my file uploaded?
- No. The score and the map are made in your browser and the file stays on your computer.