Why this information makes the difference
A tour can be scenically perfect and still end in chaos - when the lovely forest track turns into a mud pit after the first rain and the pushchair gets stuck. Or when there isn't a single toilet along two hours of trail. Anyone planning with family or with a mobility impairment knows it: the decisive questions aren't "How far?", but "Can I get through there with the pushchair?" and "Where's a toilet along the way?".
The annoying part: those very experiences are the ones you forget. On the next outing you face the same question again - even though you've long known the answer, from last time. Recording here means: note it once, benefit from it again and again.
Which details are worth it
Three short details per tour are already enough to take most of the planning off your hands next time:
- Toilet along the way - with a short note on exactly where and whether there's a charge. With children, often the single most important criterion.
- Pushchair-friendly - is the path wide and firm enough, without steps and root-covered sections?
- Wheelchair-accessible - gradient, surface and obstacles decide whether a tour is doable in a wheelchair.
Pushchair, wheelchair, toilet - now right in the app
For exactly these questions, Tourtagebuch has gained three new details per tour. You record them on the go in seconds, and they stay permanently linked to the tour:
- A Toilet available tick box together with a free remark field for the precise note.
- A Pushchair-friendly tick box for every tour.
- A Wheelchair-accessible tick box for every tour.
And because the details belong firmly to the tour, you can later filter for them specifically: show me all pushchair-friendly tours, or all routes with a toilet. That's how, over time, individual notes turn into a personal collection of suitable tours - for the relaxed family outing just as much as for a loop that really works in a wheelchair.
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Start for freeIn a nutshell
Whether a tour works with a pushchair or wheelchair, and where there's a toilet along the way, decides for many people more about a successful outing than kilometres or elevation gain. This information appears in no tracking app - in the tour diary you record it with three tick boxes, add a short toilet note and find suitable tours again in an instant later on via the filter. Noted once, planned more calmly every time after.