Supply planning for ultracycling routes
UltraPlaner helps you plan supply points and mandatory stops for ultracycling, bikepacking and long day rides across Europe — along your GPX or drawn track.
What UltraPlaner adds for supply
Beyond the navigation line, you see where you can refuel, shop or get water: fuel, shops, drinking water, food service, drinks, bike service, hotels and campsites near the track. Plus your own control points (CP/Sleep). So you plan ahead and spot gaps early.
How the search works
- Upload GPX, draw a route, or use Ride with your location
- Set categories and distance to the route
- Review points on map and list, mark favorites and control points, use ETA and opening hours
- Export GPX/FIT or a cheat sheet for Garmin, Wahoo, COROS, Komoot and more
Load GPX or draw a route
Upload an existing GPX (e.g. from Komoot, RideWithGPS or your coach) or draw the track in UltraPlaner. Along the route the app finds supply points within an adjustable distance — fuel, shops, drinking water, food and more. Plan ultracycling and bikepacking supply before you leave, not only on the road.
Export to Wahoo, Garmin, COROS and cheat sheet
Star favorites ★ and place control points (CP/Sleep). Then: Wahoo cloud (connect and send), FIT course for Garmin Edge via USB to Garmin/NewFiles (not Connect — course points are often dropped), GPX via the COROS app to the Dura (Explore → route library → sync), GPX for other apps, or a printable cheat sheet with km, ETA and open/closed status. Only your marked stops are exported — not the full POI cloud.
More than navigation alone
Navigation shows the line. UltraPlaner adds supply planning: gaps on the elevation profile, ETA per point, filters, your own control points and a printable cheat sheet — built for long rides where chance stops are not enough.
Coverage
POIs: 62 Geofabrik regions (Europe including France as sub-extracts, plus Hawaii), over 1.9 million supply points from OpenStreetMap. Bike routing (OpenRouteService) and address search work worldwide; route POIs cover the imported regions (Europe + Hawaii).