WP-Routes Plugin

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WP-Routes Plugin allows you to embed routes into wordpress posts and pages. It is ideal for WordPress Blogs dedicated to cyclists, mountain bikers, runners, joggers, walkers, hikers, swimmers, canoeists, sailers, motorbikers and anyone else looking for routes, trails or tracks, on roads, paths, trails or even on water. WP-Routes GPSies is an interactive service that lets you view, print or download routes, tracks and trails. These routes are available on-screen for those researching new tracks, printable for those who want to take a paper copy with them or downloadable to a wide variety of devices for those a little more tech savvy. Routes are searchable by an interactive map and list details such as distance, elevation, route characteristics etc. It uses the GPSies API [http://www.gpsies.com/api/GPSiesAPI_en.pdf] and allows you to embed GPS maps direct into your wordpress blog. Based on an original idea by Flavio Alberti [http://flavio.alicubi.net/gpsiesembed/] and further developed by Mark Taylor at Bikes.org.uk. Map Features The WP-Routes plugin feature rich and fully interactive maps. Key features include; Interactive Map Zoom In & Out Highlighted Route Route Distances in kilometers & miles Altitudes in meters & feet Dynamic Altitude Profile Altitude Range (min & max altitudes) Total Climb & Descents Printable Map Download to GPS Devices Track Types Locations (country, city, latitude, longitude) One of the things that puts this GPS route finder ahead of other web services is that each route can be downloaded in a wide variety of file types, including downloads to all the leading GPS devices. This is the full range of downloadable options; On-Screen via GPSies Website Printable Routes Google Earth .kml or .kmz file GPX Route & Trail CSV or MS Excel file PCX5 Track Garmin Course CRS & TCX OVL (ASCII) Fugawi KOMPASS Verlag GeoRSS Track OziExplorer MagicMaps IKT JSON Track PathAway Navigon RTE 5.x & 6.x Navigon Freshroute TomTom ITN Magellan Track CompeGPS Track qpeGPS Track Garmin Logbook