The answer is simple: I don’t think it’s necessary.

I uploaded my first route to Wikiloc back in 2012, and ever since, whenever I’ve wanted to discover a path—or leave my own trace, adding my small grain to the “Wiki spirit”1, I’ve always returned to that same platform. It’s the one I know, the one that feels familiar, the one that has accompanied me for more than a decade. That’s where I leave my routes, and that’s where I collect the tracks that I later refine, patiently, in Garmin’s BaseCamp. My entire travel flow has always lived within BaseCamp… though that’s another story.

I know many other apps exist today, each with its own community. But I do not feel the need to multiply profiles or scatter the same track across different platforms. Simplicity is also part of the journey. If you use Komoot, RideWithGPS or any other tool, simply download the tracks available in the downloads section and upload them to your usual platform. Nothing more.

And if at any moment a problem arises with the Deriva Lenta tracks, or you have any doubts about them, write to me. I will be happy to share the information with you, the way a bottle of fresh water is shared in the middle of the road.

Dibujo de montañas con una bici y una tienda de campaña en primer plano

Would you like to follow Deriva Lenta’s journey?

Deriva Lenta has been built step by step, making conscious decisions along the way.

If you feel like following how the project evolves when there is something to share, the slowletter is the most direct channel.