MyFastFeet | Map & Find Runs

This is the place to map your run -- marathon, half-marathon, 10K, 5K or just a quick morning run.

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Clicking Adds points Erases points

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How to Map A Route

Get Help on Using the Map	This window is only shown once for logged-in users. To see it in the future, click the Help link.
Add a New Point	Click the map
Move (pan) the map	Click and drag (press and hold the mouse button) the map
Move an Existing Point	Move the mouse over the route line. Click and drag the point to its new location and release the mouse button.
Add a Point Between Two Existing Points	Move the mouse over the route line. You'll notice solid squares where you added points and, between the solid points, hollow squares. Click and drag a hollow square to extend your route.
Remove a Point	Above the map, change Clicking from Adds points to Erases points then click a point.
Clear (or Undo) the Last Point	Click the Clear last point button
Erase All Points	Click the Clear all button
Center the Map Around a Point	Enter a location into the Center map at field and click Go. The location may be a specific address, an intersection, a city and state or even just a city. Examples: Seattle WA, Paris, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington DC,40th and Chestnut Philadelphia
Show Distances in KM versus Miles	Click the drop-down list above and to the right of the map. Tip: If you always want to see kilometers instead of miles, go to the home page and click Edit Profile.
Save the Route	Click the Save button and enter a route name. Specify Public if you want other people to look at this route (don't select this when the route starts at your house!) or Private if it's just for you.
Email the Route or Link to the Route from a Web Page	Click Email to send the email to someone; use Link to see how to link to this route from another Web page or even embed the map and route directly into another Web page.