I might be teaching most of you how to suck eggs, but as a reminder, here is an explanation.
Enter, www.google.co.uk , into your browser.
In the top left corner click the ‘MAPS’ link
Click on ‘get directions’
Enter your start point into ‘A’ , for example ‘St Bees, Cumbria’
Enter your finish point into ‘B’ , for example ‘ Hardknott Pass, Eskdale’
Click on the button ‘ Get Directions ‘
Google maps will now produce a route between these 2 locations .
To add an additional destination , click on the ‘ add destination’ link which will open a new field.
For example, into ‘C’ add ‘ Ambleside’
You can keep adding additional destinations until you have created your perfect route ☺
When you have completed your route, Google maps offer the facility to print it out & create a detailed junction plan at the same time.
To do this , click on the ‘Print’ tab located in the top right of the map. This should open up a new window with a list of the full directions.
Within this window, click the tick-box at the top to ‘include large map’
Next click the ‘MAPS’ tab which is located in the top left after ‘Show for all steps ‘
This should now have produced detailed maps of each junction on your created route.
Any questions please ask
