I’ve been meaning to share this great tool with you for a few years and somehow kept forgetting to do so. The Gmaps Pedometer is an easy to use tool that a runner put together using Google Maps to be able to quickly map out distances on city streets. The creator did a remarkable job of preserving the simplicity of Google while marrying it with a useful set of tools for exercise folks and tourists. I didn’t mention it in the video, but if you are touring a foreign city and want to know why your dogs are so tired at the end of the day, pull up Gmap Pedometer to see how far you walked! It works for any city in the world.
So whether you are a runner, walker, biker, or tourist, check out how to use the Gmaps Pedomter. And if you try it out and start to use it, please leave me a comment below telling me and HMR visitors how you like it and how you use it.
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This is a great tool. I do a lot of driving for work and I deduct my mileage expenses from my taxes. Sometimes I forget to record my car’s odometer before I start driving. This tool will be very helpful to get the mileage after I’ve already done the driving.
If you’re trying to use it and can’t seem to get started, remember to double click on the map to set your way-points.
Thanks for letting us know about this site.
Bruce
Good use of it as well. Thanks Bruce
lol yeah i agree…but earth one is much better
Great site!!! Bookmarked.
Really good post, thank you.
Another good site to do your own mapping of routes is http://www.sportdistancecalculator.com, which has an altitude feature.
Very cool! I tried it out and liked it. A little more complicated than the Gmaps Pedometer, but I’m going to keep working with it. Thanks for sharing.
Great tool. I just wish that I could get it to work better on my phone.