Stroll>On Turns Step Targets Into Walking Loops

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The planner estimates walking distance from remaining steps, using height-based or manually entered stride length, then selects routes from the user's location. Its worked example gives a 3.02 km loop for 4,000 remaining steps, with 4,011 predicted steps, 36 minutes of walking, and 28 m of ascent. Route construction is described as using OpenStreetMap pavements, paths, and crossings, with the tool flagging when a main road is required.