Post your morning commute!

[psyshack]

Heres my daily grind. http://www.routeslip.com/map.php?map=6567

[zpiloto]

Here's another thread with some routes on it.

[kickflipjr]

This is they way I have been going now.

http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/To-School

And here is my short drive to my summer job.

http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/To-work19071

[basjoos]

Here are my commutes.

Most of my days is this:
http://www.routeslip.com/routes/6710

Once or twice a week is this:
http://www.routeslip.com/routes/6714

[skewbe]

Here's my morning commute in terms of altitude


A straight line from start to finish is like a 1584:1 slope (70 feet over 21 miles). Even if the ends were at the extremes of the altitude range it would be 852:1

[Peakster]

Originally Posted by skewbe

Here's my morning commute in terms of altitude


A straight line from start to finish is like a 1584:1 slope (70 feet over 21 miles). Even if the ends were at the extremes of the altitude range it would be 852:1

Cool. What program did you use to figure that out?

[kickflipjr]

www.routeslip.com

It was made for bikes, but I got everyone on the site using it now. The elevation does have bugs from time to time. And if you go over a bridge/overpass it counts the elevation the whole way down the valley.

[kickflipjr]

It help me change a section of my commute from this:

to this:

[Peakster]

Yeah, this website doesn't want to work for me. The map doesn't show up and it's just a blank purple screen .

Either way, I'm sure there ain't much I can do about my city being topographically challeged. Flat as a board:

Attachment 235 Edit: Wow, that's an old photo (I'd say circa 1985), a couple of notable buildings are missing.

[hawkgt647]

Here's my drive to work.

All rural two lane roads.

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