Kurviger Premium: Tourer and Tourer+

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This feature allows you to choose different route options for each section of your route – for example, fastest for the first part of the route and extra curvy for the second. You can use this feature in the sidebar and on the map by clicking directly on the icons.

You can also set sections of the route as a direct line (beeline). This allows you to plan off-road routes or ignore road closures.

In the routing options, you can specify which road types or properties should be avoided. These avoidances have a fixed strength – for example, the avoidance of unpaved roads is very strong and therefore often leads to long detours just to avoid a short stretch of this type of road.

As a Kurviger Tourer, you can individually adjust the strength of the avoidance to optimize the route calculation according to your preferences. The scale ranges from 1 (slight avoidance) to 5 (very strong avoidance), with the default value marked with a dot.

Here are a few examples of how this can be relevant for you.

You may not like unpaved roads, but you prefer a short stretch on an unpaved road to a long detour. As a Kurviger Tourer, you could therefore reduce the avoidance of 5 to 1 or 2.

You want to avoid all main roads and mainly drive on small side streets. By default, the main road avoidance is medium, because a high level of avoidance can lead to longer detours. However, if these detours do not bother you, but you enjoy the peace and quiet of the side streets, then you can set the avoidance to 5.

We've all been there: a planned route looks great on the map, but when you get there you find that a section is closed or unpaved. If you had known that beforehand, you would have planned the route differently.
As a Kurviger Tourer, you can see this information during the planning stage and avoid unpleasant surprises.

Please note: The data is based on OSM and is not always perfect – some information may be missing.

Symbols are displayed on the route for this purpose and the corresponding sections of the route are also marked.:

These sections are also marked in the elevation diagram if you select Route information:

There is also a note (icon) in the info panel:

When you click on the icon on the map on in the info-panel, you see many details from OSM. In addition, links to Google Maps (including Street View) and Mapillary are displayed so that you can check the information again:

In addition to the Route information, you can also switch to Speed limit, Elevation or Route profile for segment by selecting the information in the drop-down menu at the bottom right of the elevation diagram. To do this, the elevation diagram must be activated in the settings!:

When you transfer routes to your navigation device, the limited route transfer does not export the waypoint names. However, with Kurviger Tourer you can also export the names of waypoints.

A good tour is varied: sometimes faster, sometimes slower, sometimes more curves, sometimes fewer curves. As a Kurviger Tourer, you can see all three route options at the same time by selecting All curvy route modes. Your selected route, e.g. Curvy, remains visible, while Fast and curvy and Extra curvy are displayed as alternatives in translucent blue.

In this example, your selected route is the curvy route. If you now want to include a section of the extra curvy route, simply set a waypoint on the extra curvy section (right-click on the map), and the route will include this part.

For standard users, roundtrips are limited to 300 km / 186 mi. As a Kurviger Tourer you can plan tours up to 600 km / 372 mi.

In Kurviger, you can display external routes and POIs, as well as your own routes created in Kurviger, as so-called Map overlays as a dashed line/ symbol on the map. By default, this is limited to three overlays. As a Kurviger Tourer, you can display up to 15 overlays at the same time. You can learn more about the Map overlay manager here.

With Kurviger Tourer you can display entire route folders as one of the 15 overlays on the map. For example all routes you tracked with Kurviger or all the daily stages of your next trip at a glance.

With Kurviger Tourer+ you can navigate along your planned route directly in the Kurviger app. The full navigation in the Kurviger app offers both voice guided instructions with turn-by-turn directions and automatic recalculation as well as clear visual guidance to guide you safely along your planned routes. Further, you can keep track of important information, such as the distance to your destination or your stopover and much more.

Tourer+ also includes offline maps, which you can conveniently manage in the Kurviger offline map manager. With offline maps, you can navigate along your route even in areas with poor reception. If you want to learn more about the offline map manager in the Kurviger app, we recommend reading the linked article in our documentation.

With Tourer+ you can record your tour and statistics about it and save them in the Kurviger Cloud. This feature is only available in our app.