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Update 9th June 2020: Unfortunately the personal heatmap overlays are no longer available at this time. Personal heatmaps are only available to Strava Summit members and can be created on your Strava Personal Heatmaps page. The option to view your personal Ride and Run (All-time only) heatmaps is also available.
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You can view this KML file in the app (available on both iOS, Android) which provides offline OSM maps when you’re out and about so you can confirm you have properly entered that required tile.
Update 9th June 2020: The KML export for unexplored tiles is now available from the map settings popup on the Activities and Routes pages on the VeloViewer website. As long as you can see the explorer tiles on the map then you can create and download the KML file. You will need to have the Explorer option turned on and not be too far zoomed out otherwise the KML file can get too big. There is also the ability to create and download a KML file for the unexplored squares in the current view. The colours can be configured in the map settings on your Activities List page in VeloViewer: When creating new or editing existing routes in Strava you will see a “Show VeloViewer Explorer” toggle in the “Map Preferences” that turns on the outlines of the explorer tiles along with your completed tiles, max square, max cluster and new tiles that would be ticked by the route. Now when you visit the Strava site you’ll see the VV icon in the top right of your browser window light up to show that it is running. Please leave a rating to make it easier for others to discover!.Head to VeloViewer extension in the Chrome Web Store (opens in new tab).Obviously this is only support in Chrome ( although it is possible to use it in Firefox and in Opera too): Update (18th Sept 2018): Personal heatmap option added to the Route Builder. And while I was at it I may as well add a bunch of other handy links directly back to VeloViewer as well.
I’d had numerous requests over the last year for a way to plan routes whilst seeing the explorer tiles so the most obvious way to do this was to use an extension that extended Strava’s Route Editor. There are a number of Strava specific extensions already out there with StravistiX being by far the most popular. Chrome Extensions allow you to extend any website out there to provide additional features.
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