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85+ POI categories
Welcome to PitStopper. Plan a route right here, bring your own as GPX, FIT or KML, or simply search around a place - then PitStopper finds the points of interest along it from OpenStreetMap: cafés, water points, fuel, camping sites and 60+ more categories. Narrow the search however you like and add your own waypoints, then download a GPX or FIT file with course points your bike computer reads out as you ride, share the plan through an encrypted link, or print waypoint sheets and event stickers.
Start with a route
Draw one here on the map, or bring a file you already have
- Plan it here, with routing that follows the roads
- Strava
- RideWithGPS
- Garmin Connect
- Any GPX, FIT or KML file
Explore it from home
Find the water, food, fuel and shelter along the way. Look at any of it in Street View and read what Wikipedia knows, before you set off
Take it with you
Export a GPX or FIT with every stop built into the file, ready for your GPS device
- Your stops inside the file, not a separate list
- Turn-by-turn that Locus Map and Cruiser announce
- Load to GPS device
- Or print the turn sheet
Try PitStopper with a Real Route
Don't have a GPX, FIT or KML file? Load one of our demo routes to explore PitStopper's features. Search for POIs, add waypoints, and see how it all works!
PitStopper Activity & Data
(since Jan 17, 2026)
POIs Discovered
Waypoints found by users
Kilometres Analysed
Routes processed
75,000,000+
POIs Worldwide
85+ categories
Data freshness
| Dataset | Updates | Server 1 | Server 2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Points of interest | Hourly | – | – |
| Map tiles | Weekly | – | – |
| Routing data | Weekly | – | – |
★ the server answering your requests. Each is chosen separately, so they may differ. The two servers update on different days on purpose, so one column is normally behind the other.
Find water sources, gas stations & refill points
Discover restaurants, cafes & food stops
Locate accommodations & camping sites
View elevation profiles & route details
Make minor edits to route your track past a POI
Printable POI list with comprehensive details
Custom Event Sticker Generator for bike frames
Immersive 3D terrain visualization of your route
Add custom POI types: Info, Warning, Danger
Multi-route support for multi-day adventures
Detect tunnels, steep sections & road hazards
Search for Wikipedia photos & articles along a route
Share a project as an encrypted link anyone can view
Powerful track to path/road engine
Limits at a glance
- Maximum file size: 10 MB (GPX, GPZ, FIT, KML or project)
- Up to 20 routes loaded at once
- No route length limit - tested with a 4,914 km crossing of Europe
- Search radius from 5 m to 5 km around your route
- Drawn-area search up to 3,000 km²
- 10 POIs kept per category by default, adjustable in the sidebar
- POI results cached in your browser for 5 days
- Everything stays in your browser - no account needed
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Guides & Articles
How PitStopper Uses PostGIS to Search Along a Route
Ask for the cafes within 500 metres of a 200 km route and you have asked something a database finds surprisingly awkward. Here is why, what PostGIS is, the two slower answers we shipped before this one, and the single function that made the difference.
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Tracks, Routes and Waypoints: The Anatomy of a GPX File
A GPX file can carry three different kinds of location data - and they mean very different things. We dissect the real UTMB course file, which carries two of them at once, and tour every element you'll find inside the format.
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Tour de Café: Every Café and Water Tap on the 2026 Tour de France Route
We fed all 21 stages of the 2026 Tour de France into PitStopper and counted every water tap and café within 50 m of the road. Here is where the peloton could refill - and the one stage where you would run dry.
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