Our map creation tool doesn't support combining routes but will hopefully be available in the future. In the meantime, if you need to combine routes and are tech-savvy you can download the map to GPX, manually edit the file to combine any routes you wish, and then import the edited file to create a new map.
You can do this workaround by following these steps:
Via desktop or laptop computer:
- Log on to your account on https://www.alltrails.com
- Export the map as a GPX file by going to 'Plan' in the header and then clicking 'Maps'
- Select the map and then click the 'Download File' button
- Open the GPX file in a text editor like Notepad (Windows) or TextEdit (Mac)
- Edit the file to combine routes (see below)
- Save the file when you're done editing it
- Go back to Create Map and create a new map
- Simply drag & drop the edited GPX file to import it into your new map
Editing GPX Files
The GPX format defines routes using the <rte></rte> tags and all the points of the route will be enclosed by those tags. All you need to do is find the ending </rte> tag and then the opening <rte> tag for the next route and delete them & everything in between them.
For example:
<rtept lat="37.90517" lon="-122.55331"/>
<rtept lat="37.90517" lon="-122.55331"/>
</rte>
<rte>
<name><![CDATA[]]></name>
<desc><![CDATA[]]></desc>
<src>AllTrails</src>
<rtept lat="37.9035" lon="-122.60419"/>
<rtept lat="37.90219" lon="-122.60493"/>
Would become:
<rtept lat="37.90517" lon="-122.55331"/>
<rtept lat="37.90517" lon="-122.55331"/>
<rtept lat="37.9035" lon="-122.60419"/>
<rtept lat="37.90219" lon="-122.60493"/>