How to Build a Hilly Bike Loop With Stiip

Want a hilly ride that starts and ends at your door? Stiip's loop finder builds one in seconds. Here's how, it takes about a minute.

Open the loop finder →

Step 1: Set your start and distance

1. Type your start, a town or address. Or just tap the map.
2. Set the distance you want to ride, in km.
3. Press Generate loops.

No dragging a line around a map. That's the whole setup.

Step 2: Pick a loop

Stiip hands you a list of loops, hilliest first. Each card shows:

• D+, total climbing, in metres. Bigger = harder.
• Distance and m/km, how relentless the hills are.
• Time, a rough ride estimate.

Tap one to see it drawn on the map, with its elevation profile (the picture at the top of this page).

Every loop even gets a name. Ride The Stavelot Reckoning and brag about it later.

Step 3: Send it to your GPS

Found one you like? Three buttons, top of the map:

• Download GPX, load it on a Garmin or Wahoo, or import to Strava or Komoot.
• Open with, preview it in Google Maps and other apps.
• Share this ride, send it to a friend.

Build my loop now →

Quick tips

• Too hard? Lower the distance, or open Options to avoid gravel.
• Want more choice? Generate again for a fresh batch of loops.
• Nothing hilly near you? Try anyway. Stiip finds climbs you didn't know were there.

Pick a distance, pick a loop, go ride. Done.