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[asumberg]

I am a runner in San Francisco, CA that was frustrated by trying to determine exact route distances. I found driving them to be tedious, time consuming, and less than accurate, especially when I wanted to run on trails, through parks, and down one-way streets where cars cannot go.
So, I got together with a runner-friend of mine and created a FREE online application called Route Ruler, which allows athletes to draw their own routes on downloaded maps and gives them exact distances.

The site has been up a while—we have around 2000 members now, and get an average 6900 hits a day. Based on the feedback from members of this forum, we have made some significant improvements, added new features, and would like to re-invite you all to take a look at it at www.RouteRuler.com.

It is totally FREE, we hope you find it useful, and want to see if you would send us any comments you have. If you like it, please feel free to recommend it to your friends and link to our site. We will be constantly improving the look and usability and your comments will really help.

Alex S.
Route Ruler
Know Before You Go

[Eddd the Sailor]

I used to use the web-based http://gmap-pedometer.com?, but this is more detailed. Cool, it's on SourceForge, too.
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