Anyone know a good website that you can use to pre-plan your running route?

Does anyone know a good website that I can use to pre-plan my running routes?

Ideally I'd like to plot a route say from my house and back in a 5 mile loop, 10 mile loop etc.

Thanks

Here.

www.mapmyrun.com

www.gmap-pedometer.com

map my run is my choice

Another vote for mapmyrun - it even tells you the elevation along the route as well as distance and you can save your routes if you register (which is free), plus you can opt not to follow roads if you're mapping through a park etc.

Cheers guys will have a look at mapymyrun.

Has anyone used Endomondo before to plan routes and if so is it any good?

Fetcheveryone.com is the one I use but have never tried the ones above, so they may be better.  I found another one recently that had loads of runs stored in the town I'm moving to.  Added it to my favourites and promptly lost it after laptop meltdown!  Found it on the Guardian running blog comments section though, so will go and see if I can find it again. 

I've always used Google Earth. The path feature is great for calculating distances. I had about 8 different routes all of differing distances saved so I could load up whichever one was appropriate for what sort of distance I was looking to run.

+1 for mapmyrun.  I've also used Endomondo but IMO mapmyrun's more user friendly.  I've built up quite a database of routes on mine (geeeek)

I use walkjogrun.net which is probably pretty similar to the other sites mentioned. You can save routes, search other people's and also make yours private (important for me as most of mine start and end at my house).

Walkjogrun for pre plotting routes is great. Just started using Sports Tracker following advise on here for gps tracking which seems ok

Nessie73 wrote (see)

+1 for mapmyrun.  I've also used Endomondo but IMO mapmyrun's more user friendly.  I've built up quite a database of routes on mine (geeeek)

I have seven pages of routes 

I use runningmap.com you don't have to be a member it's optional, but you can save your runs in a public folder and then return to it. Does elevation etc as well.

Wilkie - I'm impressed!!

Mapmyrun fan here!

goodrunguide works well too although there is a fee for membership. Have used it a fair bit and you can do garmin downloads and the rest of that stuff too.