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Max your D+
Loops are routed over hilly terrain and ranked by total ascent, so you get real climbing inside your distance budget.
Chase elevation, not just kilometres
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Climb finder
Scout the strongest climbs in a radius around you, then build a whole ride around the one you pick.
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Never the same loop
Several fresh alternatives every time — keep your training varied without the planning.
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Straight to your head unit
Accurate GPX for Garmin, Wahoo, Strava and Komoot, plus a quick Google Maps link.
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Road-bike first
No motorways, no surprise gravel — with a one-tap toggle to keep it strictly tarmac.
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See the climbs
An elevation profile and map for every loop, so you know exactly where it bites.
From your door to the climbs
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Drop your start
Type a place or tap the map, and set how far you want to go.
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Generate
Stiip returns the hilliest loops that fit your distance — pick your favourite.
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Ride it
Send the GPX to your computer or open it in Maps, clip in, and climb.
Questions, answered
How does Stiip maximise climbing?
It generates many round-trip routes over hilly terrain and ranks them by total ascent (D+), so each loop packs in real climbing — all within your chosen distance.
Can I export to my Garmin or Wahoo?
Yes — every route exports as an accurate GPX file for Garmin or Wahoo head units, or to import into Strava and Komoot. There's also a quick Google Maps link.
Does it avoid gravel and busy roads?
Stiip uses road-bike-friendly routing that excludes motorways, and a toggle lets you avoid gravel and unpaved tracks entirely.
Which areas does Stiip cover?
Stiip currently covers Belgium and Luxembourg — including the Ardennes and the Flemish hills — with more regions on the way.
Is Stiip free?
Yes, Stiip is free to use.
Let's climb
Find your next climb
Pick a start, set a distance, and let Stiip serve up the hilliest loop that fits.
Build my loop →