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Tell us where you start. We rank the best motorcycle roads in reach and brief you on each one: weather on the way, fuel, passes and a roadbook.
Knows when the day is right – summit weather, pass season, daylight and fuel. Every road is drawn from real checkpoints, and each one says whether its line has been routed or is still a corridor between them. No account, no app.
Your start point is remembered on this device only - nothing is uploaded.
A navigation app hands you the fastest line and calls it done. CurveScout ranks roads on bend density, flow, surface, scenery and how cleanly you escape traffic - then still shows you the numbers behind the score so you can disagree with it.
Before you turn a wheel you get one verdict - go, caution, or not today - written from live weather, the freezing level against the summit, daylight left versus real riding time and the fuel stations along the road. It tells you the reason, not just a number.
Nothing ruins a day like riding two hours to a closed barrier. We read the forecast at the summit itself - freezing level, snowfall, coldest hour - and put the official road-status links right next to the verdict.
Fuel stations along the road with opening hours where mapped, bike shops for when something breaks, hospitals, places to eat with their posted hours, swim spots, and viewpoints that tell you which summits you are looking at.
Numbered checkpoints with leg and cumulative distance, gradient-shaded elevation, expected speed painted onto the map, and GPX with proper fuel and summit symbols for your Garmin - or one tap into Google Maps.
Save your shortlist and the roadbooks come with you. Alpine valleys eat reception; your checkpoints, warnings and map pins keep working anyway. Add it to your home screen and it behaves like an app.
Drag the card, use the buttons, or the arrow keys. Keeping a ride stars it on your board.
Every ride in reach, with a photo of the area, the numbers side by side and how it scores. Add up to three to the compare tray to see them against each other.