A route should feel enjoyable, safe, characterful and worth joining for — not just a line on a map. These standards define what makes a route publishable.
A published route needs clear tulip rows, sensible mileage, landmarks and caution notes.
Avoid pointless speed bumps, rough tracks, awkward urban sections and poor regroup points wherever possible.
Good routes should support venues, member value, scheduled drives or gift experiences.
Scenery, flow and a reason to drive it.
Surface, width, parking and hazards.
Tulips, landmarks and map points.
Food, coffee, fuel and regroup logic.
Member, venue, gift or event value.
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