Route Planner.... Thing?

[pwntifex]

Hi,

Is there an online route planner that allows me to input more than one destination (ie. Geneva -> Bern -> Luzern -> Zurich) and then come out with a 'line' (showing direction of travel, total miles and rough directions?

I don't plan on going anywhere just yet, so the destinations aren't completely set - which is why I'd like to check that my current destinations aren't ridiculous or anything. It's kind of hard to visualise on Google Maps.

Hope that makes sense.
Cheers.
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[feef]

try https://www.viamichelin.com
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[pwntifex]

This is the sort of thing I was looking for:

https://www.localsearchmaps.com/routeplanner/

Unfortunately it doesn't do half of Europe.
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[feef]

ah.. that looks like an AJAX app bolted on to googlemaps...

The only things I've seen like that is software like Alturion, or Garmin Mapsource for use with GPS software... I doubt there'll be much out there that's free to do this sort of thing.

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[Keen]

Microsoft Autoroute?
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[Nath]

Think ViaMichelin lets you list places which the route should go through, which is effectively the same as what you want.

Just checked: Go to 'driving directions', then 'options', then 'customize your route', and it will let you specify 'stopovers'.
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