Elevation covered by a route

[breweruk (David Brewer)]

Is there an easy way of finding out the elevation of a route created on MapHub without leaving the site?

I have 221 walks which are all mapped on Maphub. The tool shows me the distances of a route in miles and kilometres, but I have not found a way of discovering the elevation covered when working with Maphub.

I am currently working out the elevation for each walk by exporting my Maphub maps into either Komoot or the OS App where both tools then show the elevation of the Maphub imported map.

But it would save me a lot of work if I could find the elevation while I am building the routes in Maphub and avoid having to leave the Maphub site.

Is there a way to do this?

Some examples below of the elevation information displayed by the OS App and Komoot after I imported my Maphub maps into their systems.

David (Brewer)
Editor - Hertfordshire Walker

[hyperknot (Zsolt Ero)]

Unfortunately there is no way to do this on MapHub internally.

I recommend you to use GPS Visualizer to create the elevation map and calculate the statistics.

Here is the settings you can use:

It’s at the default settings, except:
Add DEM elevation data: Best available source
Show track statistics: Yes
Calculate elevation gain: Yes

For example, it’ll create an elevation map like this:

[breweruk (David Brewer)]

Thanks for this Zsolt; I will give it a try.

David