- Punch in an address or intersection as a starting (and ending) point at http://www.routeloops.com/
- Type in a route length in miles. You might need to convert from km if you're metric like me. You can change the units of measurement in the settings.
- Click "Creat a route of this Length"
- Click "Import/Export"
- Choose GPX (you don't need a large number of points for a route).
- This will open GPX output in a new window/tab. Use the save function of your browser, and give the file a name with the extension .gpx
- If you haven't already, install the RunKeeper GPX bookmarklet at http://jacqueminv.github.io/rkrace-bookmarklet/
- Login to RunKeeper.
- Visit http://runkeeper.com/new/route
- Now click the RunKeeper GPX bookmarklet installed in step #7. You should see a GPX icon on the left side.
- Find the GPX file you saved, then drag it to that spot on your browser.
- Name and save the route.
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February 6, 2014 01:57
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