Strava heatmaps on Mapy.com
See Strava's global heatmap and your personal heatmap on Mapy.com, for road, MTB, gravel, running or trail running. Plan a route, send it to Strava, and it syncs to your Garmin or Wahoo from there.
Global MTB heatmap and your personal heatmap
The extension is free. The global heatmap above zoom 11, your personal heatmap and the Sync to Strava button need a Strava subscription.
Terrain, trails and closures on one map
Strava's map is fine for looking at your activities, but it shows too little for planning. The Mapy.com outdoor map shows terrain, small paths and surfaces.
Hill shading and contours
See where the hills, forests and open fields are before you set off.
Even the smallest paths
From motorways to narrow forest singletrack. Each type of road or path has its own style, so you can tell them apart.
Surfaces and closures
The map shows road types, surfaces and current closures, so you can stay off busy roads and closed sections.
Route planner
Routes follow real paths, road and mountain bikes get separate modes, and ⌘/Ctrl-click adds a point.
The same place on both maps
Drag the slider to compare. Mapy.com is on the left, Strava on the right.
Terrain and road types
Hill shading and contours show whether the ground is hilly or flat, forest or open. Main roads, quiet lanes and gravel or forest tracks each have their own colour, which makes it easy to keep a route off busy roads. On Strava's map the same area looks flat and most roads look alike.
Mapy.com
Strava
Small trails and route planning
Mapy.com has small trails even in remote areas, along with current closures. The planner keeps the route on real paths and has separate road and MTB modes. Strava's map leaves out many of these paths.
Mapy.com
Strava