Max your D+
Loops are routed over hilly terrain and ranked by total ascent, so you get real climbing inside your distance budget.
Chase elevation, not just kilometres
Climb finder
Scout the strongest climbs in a radius around you, then build a whole ride around the one you pick.
Never the same loop
Several fresh alternatives every time, so you can keep your training varied without the planning.
Straight to your head unit
Accurate GPX for Garmin, Wahoo, Strava and Komoot, plus a quick Google Maps link.
Road-bike first
No motorways, no surprise gravel, with a one-tap toggle to keep it strictly tarmac.
Free, forever
No account, no ads, no paywall, no limits. Stiip is free for every rider. Just open it and go.
From your door to the climbs
1
Drop your start
Type a place or tap the map, and set how far you want to go.
2
Generate
Stiip returns the hilliest loops that fit your distance. Pick your favourite.
3
Ride it
Send the GPX to your computer or open it in Maps, clip in, and climb.
Every climb gets a name and a grade
Riding should make you smile. Every route comes with a playful difficulty grade, and climbs with no official name get a cheeky one, in your language.
Fun difficulty grades
Every loop and challenge lands on a tongue-in-cheek ladder, from a gentle spin to a monster day out. No ride ever feels like a failure.
🌱 Easy Spinner
🚲 Rolling Cruiser
🌄 Hill Seeker
🔥 Climb Chaser
💪 Leg Burner
🏔️ Summit Beast
👑 Uber-Master-Challenger
Cheeky climb nicknames
Found a nameless climb? Stiip christens it with a cheeky nickname, based on how brutal it is and where it sits, in your own language.
- 💀 Knee-Breaker of Spa
- 🥵 The Spa Never-Ender
- 🧱 Wall of Doom
- 😤 The Verviers Grunt
Questions, answered
Is Stiip free?
Yes, completely free. No account, no ads, no paywall and no limits. Just open it and ride.
How does Stiip maximise climbing?
It generates many round-trip routes over hilly terrain and ranks them by total ascent (D+), so each loop packs in real climbing, all within your chosen distance.
Can I export to my Garmin or Wahoo?
Yes, every route exports as an accurate GPX file for Garmin or Wahoo head units, or to import into Strava and Komoot. There is also a quick Google Maps link.
Does it avoid gravel and busy roads?
Stiip uses road-bike-friendly routing that excludes motorways, and a toggle lets you avoid gravel and unpaved tracks entirely.
Which areas does Stiip cover?
Stiip currently covers Luxembourg and Belgium, including the Eislek, the Mullerthal and the Moselle valley, with more regions on the way.
Support & what’s next
Free at heart, growing with you
A short, honest word on how Stiip is paid for, and where it is headed.
Who’s behind it
Right now Stiip is funded by me, a cyclist who loves chasing D+, together with my own company, EYN. No investors, no venture money, no strings.
The core stays free, forever
Planning the hilliest loops, finding the biggest climbs and exporting clean GPX will always be free. No account, no ads, no paywall, no limits.
Help it grow
The more you ride with Stiip, share it and tell your friends, the more I can build: fun features, community touches, a richer experience. That next step will need funding, and your word of mouth is what gets it there.
Why Stiip exists
I built Stiip because other tools push you toward subscriptions and forced sign-ups to reach routing and climb data, even though it all rests on open data that is already public. That never sat right with me. Stiip keeps that data open, free and yours.
Let's climb
Find your next climb, free
Pick a start, set a distance, and let Stiip serve up the hilliest loop that fits. No account, no cost.
Popular rides across Luxembourg
Jump straight into a search. Pick a starting town and Stiip builds the hilliest loop that fits, or scout the best climbs nearby. Every link is free, no account needed.