A custom route map print is a poster of a route you recorded yourself, drawn on the map background you choose, with your own numbers under it and printed to order. It works for a run, a ride, a hike, a swim or a sail, as long as you have the file or the activity in Strava.
What can I turn into a route map print?
Any activity with a GPS track: running, cycling, hiking, walking, skiing, open-water swimming, sailing, horse riding. Connect Strava and pick the activity, or drop in a GPX, FIT or TCX file from your watch or app (gzipped files work too). The file is read in your browser. All the ways to print a route.
Which map backgrounds can it use?
| Background | Draws |
|---|---|
| Atlas | coast, water, parks and place names in full colour |
| Topo | contour lines, hillshade, forest, rock and snow |
| Piste | ski runs and lifts over the terrain |
| Nautical | sea depths in bands, depth contours, coastline |
| City | buildings and the full street grid |
| Lines | roads, water and coastline in your colours |
| Satellite | aerial imagery at print resolution, with roads and names on top |
You can also print the route as a clean line on a plain field, with no map at all. Topo, Atlas, Nautical, City and Lines are vector maps, so they stay sharp at every size. More on the map style in Strava map print.
Which numbers can I put on it?
One to four, from nineteen: distance, time, pace or speed, elevation gain, power, heart rate and more. They come from your file or from Strava. A number your file does not carry stays empty; nothing is estimated to fill it. Add a headline and a subtitle of your own, and up to five photos pinned along the route.
What does it cost and how long does it take?
A poster starts at 319 kr (30×40 cm, Classic 170 gsm paper). Museum 250 gsm starts at 369 kr and a framed print at 799 kr. It is made to order by our print partner, usually inside the EU: production takes 2–4 working days, delivery 2–5 working days in Denmark and 3–8 in the rest of the EU. Shipping is calculated at checkout. Every specification is on one page.
How do I make one?
Open the editor, bring the route, choose the background and numbers, and check the preview. The preview and the print file are drawn by the same engine from the same order data, so what you approve is what is printed.
Epic Efforts is not affiliated with Strava.
