The roads you remember
A ride worth returning to.
A cycling route print makes a favourite ride part of your home: the long loop, the first century or the roads you return to every weekend. Use your recorded route, choose the map treatment and add a title that means something to you.
Create your print
Bring the route you actually rode
Connect Strava and select your ride, or upload a GPX file. Recorded geometry gives the print its distinctive outline. Check that the file contains the complete route, especially if the original activity was trimmed or recorded in stages.
Let the shape guide the composition
A wide loop and a long out-and-back make very different pictures. Try the available layouts and orientation options, then check the full proof for spacing and legibility. The editor shows the product options supported by your design.
Your ride, ready for the wall
Give your cycling map a ride name, place or dedication, then choose an available size and finish. A framed print and a poster hanger give the same route a different presence on the wall. Compare sizes and finishes and check the current options in the editor before approving your proof.
Good to know
Your questions, answered.
Can I use a route from a cycling computer?
If you can export the route as a GPX file, you can upload it to Atlas. Check the imported route in the preview before ordering.
Does Atlas calculate a new cycling route?
No. The print is built from the route you supply. Atlas is a design studio, not a route-planning or navigation service.
Do I need to know the recipient’s favourite ride?
Not for a gift card. They can choose their route and design after receiving the gift.