I like this app. It’s a fairly simple thing but, for those like me who are fans of the EuroVelo network, it’s rather nifty. I stumbled upon it via the Wikipedia EuroVelo page the other day as I wanted to check a distance of one of the routes. It’s worth looking at and can be downloaded for the iPhone via this link. It costs £1.99 in the UK. Here are a few screenshots:

Here’s the app store description:

The EuroVelo network consists of 15 breathtaking bicycle tracks through Europe – from Sicilia to the North Cape, from London to Warsaw. With this app, you can explore them all.

The EuroCycle app allows you to download offline maps for each route and use them on the go to find the way without needing an Internet connection. Furthermore, you can see helpful nearby places along the way such as hotels, hostels and sights worth seeing.

The available routes are:

1: Atlantic Coast Route – North Cape to Porto
2: Capitals Route – London, Berlin, Warsaw
3: Pilgrims’ Route – Trondheim to La Coruña
4: Central Europe Route – Atlantic to Krakow
5: Via Romea – London to Rome
6: Rivers Route – Atlantic to Black Sea
7: Sun Route – North Cape to Sicilia
8: Mediterranean Route – Catalonia to Athens
9: Baltic – Adriatic Route – Poland to Croatia
10: Baltic Sea Circuit – Copenhagen to Saint Petersburg
11: East Europe Route – Estonia to Serbia
12: North Sea Circuit – Scotland to Norway
13: Iron Curtain Trail – Barents Sea to Black Sea
15: Rhine Route – Switzerland to Netherlands
17: Rhone Route – Switzerland to Côte d’Azur

Have fun on the road!

Note: The EuroCycle app is not associated with the European Cyclists’ Federation.