For running

A map of your runs, printed.

A marathon build, a year of early mornings, one race you will not forget. Runs happen inside one town, so the map is framed tight — a district, a coastline, a hill you know every metre of — in the same detail a whole country gets.

From the gallery

Made from real routes.

Every sheet below was rendered with the settings a print order uses.

Portrait poster of the Cascais headland on chalk-white paper, the coast cut out of the sheet in pastel land cover — pink built area along the shore, green forest over the Serra de Sintra, pale rangeland on the cliffs — above shaded relief. Dark red running routes fan inland from the sea. The title reads A year of running.
A year of running — Running, Cascais. 1,635 km · 88 runs, 30 km across, land cover style.

A town-sized frame, not a country

Runs cover a few kilometres each, so the map is framed around where you ran. The gallery's running sheet is 30 km across and still shows every street you repeated.

Your figures under the title

Total distance and the number of runs are printed on the sheet, taken from the files you upload. Nothing is estimated.

From any watch

Garmin Connect, Strava and Apple Health all hand over GPX, one run at a time or as a whole archive.

How it works

Three steps, no design skills.

  1. 01

    Upload your routes

    Export your activities from Strava, Garmin, komoot or Waze, or bring a GPX or KML file from any app. Upload one file or a whole archive and we find every route in it.

  2. 02

    Design your map

    Choose the area — a city, a mountain range or a whole country — then the map style, colours, frame and title. The preview updates as you go, and designing is free.

  3. 03

    We print it and deliver it

    Your map is printed to order at 300 dpi on heavyweight matte art paper, then framed, hung on a wooden hanger or rolled in a tube, and delivered to your door ready to hang.

Designing is free. Rolled prints from €49, framed from €119, delivery included. Every size and price.

Questions

Before you upload your running files

Yes. A marathon build of sixteen weeks makes a dense, readable map, and a single race makes a clean one. The frame fits what you did.

Your running could be next.

Upload your files and see your own map in about a minute. Designing is free; you only pay for the print.