Tracks act like breadcrumb trails, allowing you to see where you or another individual traveled in the past. Tracks contain track points, not waypoints or points of interest. They provide a record of where you have been and when to later determine your path and speed.

Locus Map can record tracks and import already recorded tracks from other sources.

Routes are generally made up of a series of significant points along your path. Locus Map will tell you the bearing and distance to the next point in sequence as you navigate along your route. Each point is usually named (in fact, a route is usually just a sequence of waypoints). Routes can be planned directly in Locus Map point by point or Locus Map can calculate it for you.

Actually Locus Map can transform a previously recorded track into a route and navigate along it.

• open Track&routes manager > (group of folders) > folder
• tap next to the track(s) you want to display on the map. It changes into and highlights:
  . All highlighted tracks are displayed on the map.

• open Track&routes manager > (group of folders) > folder
• tap in the bottom bar and select from the options:
  

• tap the folder icon:
  
• to deactivate all tracks in the folder, tap the icon again

To hide track/routes from the map screen, revert the procedures described above. Plus there are a few more options:

• to hide a single track, tap it on the map and select hide from the bottom menu:
  
• to hide all tracks/routes, tap deselect all in the track manager topbar:
  

When you tap a track on the map, the detail panel slides up from the bottom:

The upper part contains the track name (1), date of creation (2), and basic stats of the track/route (3). Tapping the arrow button on the right maximizes the stats screen:

The elevation chart (4) displays the position of the tapped trackpoint. Maximizing button unfolds the chart to the more detailed version:

The trackpoint is highlighted there too, including related graph values (here with elevation and slope %).

The bottom toolbar:

• graph settings - here you can set X-axis parameter (distance/time) and two parameters for the Y-axis (altitude, slope, speed, heart rate and cadence - if appropriate sensors are connected)
  
• returns the whole graph into the box when it is zoomed out
• if you tap on the chart once more, this shows the trackpoint on the map
• +/- zoom the chart in/out

More details emerge when you slide the track detail panel further up:

This feature is available only to Premium Gold subscribers

The way types and surfaces along the route are displayed only if the route is planned in the Locus Map route planner using LoRouter:

When you tap the way type or surface graph the description is shown. shows the way types/surfaces along the route in %:

The main waypoints along the route are displayed as icons:

To display a list of all of them including navigation waypoints, maximize the box with the arrow button:

Each waypoint can be edited or deleted (menu). To add more waypoints, copy or move them, tap the red + button:

When the track is recorded and contains time data, here you can see the best interval on the track:

Maximizing the box shows all intervals along the track. The track length can be set in the topbar:

The toolbar at the bottom of the track detail panel offers a wide range of tools divided into categories:

• - trackpoint detail screen
• - navigation and guidance
• - sharing methods
• - editing info and style
• - more tools:
  

Each track or route consists of track- or route-points. Tapping the icon in the corner opens the detail screen with information about the particular point:

At first the panel is slid up only partially, showing the distance to the trackpoint and its elevation. The distance is a combination of the distance to the closest point of the track and then along the track to the selected trackpoint. Further sliding up shows full detail:

• Track - name and folder, arrow buttons to move among other trackpoints along the track
• Statistics - distance, time and elevation gain to the start of the track and to its end
• Location - GPS coords, actual speed, azimuth of the device, GPS accuracy and date of creation

• - back to the track detail
• - creates a new point on the track point position
• - starts navigation or guidance to the track point
• - opens tools of related add-ons (e.g. nearest geocaches)
• - options of sharing the track point

…to be continued…

When you need to know statistics and charts of a particular part of the track or route, open the track in this tool. It's available in the tool menu:

• tap the track on the place from which you want to define the span
• tap the other point of the span. You can repeat this step and change the span definition.
• check the general stats and elevation chart in the bottom bar
  
  When you want to see detailed statistics and charts, confirm your selection:
  
  The selected track part is displayed in a new detail window with info, stats and chart tabs:
  
  To share the track part, select an option from the Share menu:
  

To make a copy of the track part, to export it, compute the area covered by it or calculate its estimated travel time, select from the tool menu: