Belgium · Netherlands · Fietsknooppunten
Tap the numbered nodes — the knooppunten you see on the signs — and get a real cycle-path route. Keep it on your phone, print a cue sheet for the handlebars, or send it to your Garmin, Wahoo or Karoo — with clear next-node directions the whole way.
Keep the route on your phone, or send it to your bike computer. One tap pushes it to your Wahoo; for Garmin it's a proper FIT course; and GPX/FIT downloads work on any device — Karoo, Bryton, Sigma, Coros, Lezyne and the rest.
Every node becomes a native waypoint on your device, named “46 > 52”, so the screen always tells you the next node and the one after — just like the signs.
A clean, foldable list of your nodes with distances. Save as PDF or print for the top-tube bag. No more mangled screenshots.
Other tools assume you begin at a node. NodeHop routes from wherever you actually are to the first node.
Built on the community-maintained OpenStreetMap cycle-node network and refreshed automatically, so new and moved nodes just appear.
“A flat 40 km loop from Ghent along the canals.” NodeHop drafts a knooppunt route you can tweak.
Tap the numbered nodes — the knooppunten you see on the signs — and get a real cycle-path route. Keep it on your phone, print a cue sheet for the handlebars, or send it to your Garmin, Wahoo or Karoo — with clear next-node directions the whole way.
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