If you’ve clicked around the site you’ve probably seen that I use RideWithGPS to map and share the Honey Badger routes. I use RideWithGPS because I’ve found their mapping to be the best and most comprehensive, the interface the easiest to use and understand, and it uploads to a huge variety of devices, from phones to smart watches, and all sorts of GPS units.

All of the Honey Badger routes are here on the site over on the Routes page in list form. If you don’t want to click through each or want to see them all on a map, you can also click over to my RideWithGps Collections page. It’s a pretty slick way to see all of the routes laid out on a map at once. You can click over the route line itself or click on the link below to get taken right to the route with it’s description and the GPS track to download.

Anyway, that’s a brief overview on RideWithGPS and how I use it. I pay for the yearly premium subscription because it allows me the best mapping and let everyone see and download the routes. You can use the free option, but I recommend at least ponying up for the basic plan. It gives you quite a bit more flexibility and adaptability. Click here for compare the different plans.

As always, thanks for using the Honey Badger Rides site, coming to the rides, and sharing the routes with your friends. If you want to chip in to help out with stuff like site hosting fee, RideWithGPS subscriptions, fuel to scout routes, flyer publishing, and whatnot, feel free use the BuyMeACoffee link here on the site.