Help & How It Works
Everything you need to use Endurance Atlas.
Endurance Atlas helps runners, cyclists, triathletes and other endurance athletes find useful facilities during training and travel. Locations may provide one or several amenities such as washrooms, drinking water, food or bike repair.
🚽 Washroom
A toilet an endurance athlete can reasonably access during training or travel. May be seasonal or limited to business hours.
May include: Public & park washrooms · Recreation-centre washrooms · Business / customer washrooms · Portable toilets
💧 Water point
Potable drinking water or a bottle refill. Decorative fountains and sources not confirmed safe for drinking do not count.
May include: Drinking fountains · Bottle-filling stations · Public taps with potable water · Businesses allowing refills
🔧 Bike service
Tools, equipment, parts or services that may help a cyclist repair or maintain a bike.
May include: Bike shops · Public repair stands · Pumps & basic tools · Tubes / replacement parts · Professional repair services
🥤 Food & Drink
Food, drinks or basic training nutrition you can purchase — access to food or beverages, not necessarily sports-specific nutrition.
May include: Convenience & gas-station stores · Cafés & restaurants · Grocery stores · Vending locations
The location is known to exist from a public, municipal, business or other reliable data source, but its endurance amenities may not yet have been personally verified.
An authenticated Endurance Atlas user has recently confirmed information about the location or its amenities.
A Rapid Snail Racing administrator has personally checked the location.
Always show the Last Verified date where available, because facilities, hours and seasonal access can change.
If you visit an existing location:
This helps keep Endurance Atlas useful for other athletes.
Authenticated users can add useful locations that are missing.
Do not select amenities that you have not personally confirmed or that are not supported by a reliable source.
Use reviews for athlete-specific information such as:
Use Report a Problem when information is incorrect, a facility is unavailable, a location has closed or a duplicate exists.
Browsing Endurance Atlas does not require an account. An account is required to:
Your profile keeps two separate email addresses:
Endurance Atlas information is community-supported and conditions may change. Athletes should use their own judgement and follow posted rules, business hours, municipal restrictions and safety notices.