Sport Distance Calculator

Quick Start Guide

Plan your run, ride, or hike in minutes — draw your route, check distance & elevation, then export or print.
Available map layers: OpenStreetMap, OpenCycleMap, ESRI and USGS.

1) Draw

Search for a location or center the map.
Left-click the map to add points.
Right-click to automatically follow roads.

Tip: Switch to satellite or topo view for trails.

2) Measure

Distance updates automatically.
Check the elevation profile.
Switch units (km/mi) anytime.

Why: Helps you plan effort & pacing.

3) Save & Export

Save your route and get a share link.
Export GPX/KML for GPS devices.
Print a clean map & cue sheet.

Browse community routes →

Automatic route drawing:

Automatic route drawing for:

More parameters

Map size:
S - M - L - XL - XXL

Route modification:

Route color:

Line weight:

Thin

Normal

Heavy

Show measurements on paths:

Yes

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Welcome to "Sport Distance Calculator" - Walk, Jog, Run, Bike, Hike...

Sport Distance Calculator is a free, browser-based tool for drawing, importing and analyzing sport routes—running, cycling, hiking and more—without any signup.

Key Features: Interactive route drawing and GPX/KML/TCX import; instant calculation of distance, pace/speed and estimated time; dynamic elevation profile with ascent and descent data; export to GPX, KML or TCX for GPS devices; built-in calculators for calories burned, VO₂max and BMI.

Who It’s For: Athletes planning training routes, event organizers sharing courses, and GPS watch users prepping navigation.

Fast, responsive and purely browser-based—ideal for quick insights into distance and elevation without installing software.

[ m - km ] |
[ yd - ml ]

Points: - Distance from last point: m

DISTANCE / SPEED / TIME

[ m - km ] | [ yd - ml ]

Distance adjusted for elevation changes:
m - km

Enter time to calculate average speed:

Enter your speed (km/h) to estimate the route time:

ELEVATION & TOPOGRAPHY

Smooth altitude data

no smoothing

Difference > 1 m

Difference > 2 m

Difference > 3 m

Difference > 4 m

Difference > 5 m

Difference > 10 m

(Removes tiny bumps and irregularities in elevation data, making altitude profiles smoother and easier to read.)

[ Ascent:  m | Descent:  m ]
Elevation change:  m
Starting elevation:  m | Ending elevation:  m
Maximum elevation:  m | Minimum elevation:  m

Map Your Path. Master Your Training.