Here is one for cyclist with a Catskill ride including 15000' vertical
http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Catskills-Hill-Tour

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Tom Ervolina wrote:
>> How hilly would that be?
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> Hi folks, I wanted to share a pretty cool web-site that lets you map out
> routes. It combines a route editor over a google-map with topo data to
> generate an elevation profile of your ride. You can build your own
> "lbrary" of routes and share with others. Here's a link to one of my
> local dutchess county rides ...
> http://www.runstoppable.com/routeoverview.php5?route_id=1050044340 From
> here you can navigate the site and play around with it.
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> Ok, it's meant for runners, but a route is a route. Routes are derived
> from any number of way-points you may click on the map, (piece-wise
> linear). this means you approximate the route. It'd be better if it
> could recognize the roads and even generate cue-sheets. But, it's still
> pretty slick anyway.
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> Tom
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