Modify the path of a route by using alternative tracks of your local network of tracks.

Before you can edit a route, you require a local network of tracks that contains alternative tracks. When you modify the course of a route you will exchange parts of the route with the alternative tracks. You do this by dragging a routing marker onto other way-points in the map.

Where to go from here

Create and calculate routes
General introduction on routes and your local network of tracks.

• Activities and workout diary
• Advanced features and sidenotes
• Aligning map tiles
• Application Preferences
• Attributing tracks and way-points
• Basic tools
• Building Ping-Pong Routes
• Crashes and Error Messages
• Create and calculate routes within your local network of tracks
• Create and import a route using a routing service
• Create, calculate and edit routes
• Draw tracks and waypoints
• Edit Routes
• Edit Tracks
• File Formats TrailRunner can import
• Files and Backup
• Find and share routes
• Fitness and Heart Rate Training Zones
• Getting to know TrailRunner
• Import of workouts and courses
• Internet-Services
• Load elevation data
• Managing Maps: display, central data store and layers
• Managing Workouts
• Manually add hiking maps
• Merging tracks
• Online resources
• Publishing a weblog
• Shortcuts
• Tips & Tricks
• To boldly go where you haven't been before
• Using your iPod
• Workout Schedule