Brevet Hiberniae in the tracker
The Brevet Hiberniae section in the tracker lets you browse all 128 locations, upload proof photos, and track your progress towards province medals. For background on the challenge itself, see the Brevet Hiberniae guide.
Choose a view
Use Explore to find locations, Journey to review your visits, Plan to build a route between landmarks, and Check to find locations near a route. These four destinations appear in desktop tabs and the mobile navigation bar. Explore shows the map and list together on desktop; on mobile, switch between Map and List inside Explore.
Explore the map and landmark list on desktop, or use Map and List on mobile.
Map
The map shows all 128 locations as pins. Select a pin to see the landmark name, county, and whether you have visited it. From the pin, select Record visit for an unvisited landmark or View visit for one you have recorded. Select Next to move to the next landmark. You can also expand the map to fullscreen.
If you have set a home province in Settings, the map starts there. Once you have recorded a visit, it opens near your next unvisited location.
From the road: Zoom into an area to plan a ride that visits several nearby locations.
List
The list groups locations by province and county. Progress bars and visit counts show what you have completed. Expand a province and county to browse its locations, or search for a county or landmark by name. Select any location to open its details.
Record a visit
Open a landmark from Map or List to see its location and description. The buttons along the bottom of the sheet take you to it on the map, if you opened it from the list, or let you report an issue if the location information needs attention.
The landmark page shows its location, description, and the actions available to you.
On mobile, use Take photo or Library; on desktop, select Choose photo. Add a JPEG or PNG proof photo up to 10 MB with your bicycle in frame. The visit date may be filled from the photo automatically. You can change it, provided it is not in the future, and add optional notes. Record Visit becomes available after you choose a valid photo.
Add a proof photo, check the visit date, and add any optional notes before recording the visit.
To correct a recorded visit, open the landmark, select Cancel visit, then record it again with the right photo or date. Cancelling deletes the visit and its photo. A visit cannot be cancelled after you have submitted a medal claim for its province.
Claim a medal
When a province is complete, open the Claims page to generate its medal claim form. Completing all four provinces also makes the overall award available. Download and send the report, then confirm I’ve sent the form. See the Claiming Awards guide for the full process.
Follow your journey
Journey records your visits in date order and marks county, province, and overall completion milestones as you progress.
Journey groups your visits by date and highlights milestones. Desktop also shows your visits on the map.
Dated visit entries show the locations you recorded and their proof photos. Select a proof photo to view it at a larger size when one is available.
Check a route
Open Check to find landmarks near a route. Select an event or permanent route from the catalogue that has a GPX file, or upload your own GPX file. You can also arrive here from a ride’s saved course or recording. Then choose how close a landmark must be to the route using the 1, 2, 5, or 10 km radius options.
After the route is loaded, the results show every landmark within the selected distance and whether you have already visited it. On desktop, the map and results appear together. On mobile, select View on map to open the route map. The results drawer can be expanded or collapsed while you inspect the route.
Choose a route or upload a GPX file, then set the search radius.
After loading a course, review the nearby controls and their distances. On a phone the results open in a bottom sheet.
Plan a route
Open Plan to turn a set of landmarks into a ride. Choose a start point from your current position or a point on the map, select the landmarks you want to visit, and decide whether to return to the start as a loop or finish somewhere else. The planner calculates an optimised route, shows its distance, estimated time, and elevation gain, and lets you download it as a GPX file for your GPS device.
Set a start point and choose up to 32 landmarks to plan your route.
A calculated plan shows distance and visit order, plus climbing when available. Download the GPX, or reverse a loop to try the other direction.