Running in Singapore, Singapore

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13 GPS Art Running Routes in Singapore

Generate Art Routes in Singapore

13 GPS art routes drawn over Singapore. Each one follows real streets and paths, so the shape shows up on Strava when you run it. Open any route for its map, elevation profile, kilometre splits and a GPX download for subscribers.

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All 13 GPS art routes in Singapore

PreviewRouteElevation LossMapRun in appVideoReviews
Art trackAirplane9.9 km91 m91 mOpen mapRoute details-
Art trackBicycle13.2 km38 m39 mOpen mapRoute details-
Art trackButterfly14.0 km40 m40 mOpen mapRoute details-
Art trackCactus10.7 km41 m41 mOpen mapRoute details-
Art trackDolphin11.6 km27 m26 mOpen mapRoute details-
Art trackGuitar8.5 km79 m79 mOpen mapRoute details-
Art trackHeart with arrow9.4 km21 m22 mOpen mapRoute details-
Art trackLightning bolt10.6 km50 m49 mOpen mapRoute details-
Art trackRocket10.5 km45 m45 mOpen mapRoute details-
Art trackRunning shoe10.2 km26 m25 mOpen mapRoute details-

Every shape available in Singapore

Frequently asked

How many GPS art routes are available in Singapore?
13 shapes, including airplane, bicycle, butterfly, cactus. Each has its own page with a map, elevation profile and GPX download.
Do I need a subscription to download the GPX?
Yes, for the GPX file. Every route page shows its map, elevation profile and kilometre splits for free, and the GPX download is included with a ShapeMiles subscription. The file works with Garmin, Coros, Suunto, Strava and any app that reads GPX, and a subscription also adds turn-by-turn navigation in the app and lets you generate new shapes for any city.
Will the shape actually show up on Strava?
Yes, provided you keep GPS recording running for the whole route. Pausing mid-run leaves a straight line across the drawing, and heavy tree cover or tall buildings can blur corners.

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