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PitStopper for tourers

A tour is a chain of days, and each day wants somewhere to sleep, somewhere to eat and fuel in the tank. PitStopper looks along the whole route for those, and keeps the clock running from one day to the next.

It suits a motorbike or a campervan, and anything else you tour in.

Try the example route Plan your own

The North Coast 500 with campsites, hotels, fuel, shops and cash machines ticked.
The North Coast 500 with campsites, hotels, fuel, shops and cash machines ticked.

What changes for tourers

The Touring preset

Water, fuel, cafes and restaurants, hotels, campsites, toilets, parking, supermarkets, cash machines and pharmacies, in one tap.

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Plan Stops

Choose what you need and how far apart, and it picks stops along the route. There are touring and bikepacking starting points to adjust.

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A clock that spans the days

Set a start time and each day after it follows on, so every stop has an arrival time on its own day.

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Several routes in one project

Keep each day, or each option, as its own route in one project and switch between them.

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Wind and weather

See the wind along the route, and the weather it usually has at that time of year.

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Offline on the road

Send the route to the PitStopper On-the-go phone app, which keeps it with no signal, or export a GPX for your sat nav.

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Try it in a minute

  1. Load the example route.
  2. Tap Touring in the POI presets on the left.
  3. Set a start time in Clock Time to see where each day ends.

Open NC500, Inverness to Lochinver 150 km of the North Coast 500, up the west coast of the Highlands. Download the GPX.

Pointing at a campsite.
Pointing at a campsite.

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