1. Check the zones
Zones to explore, sized to the time you have
Find the one that fits your day.

2. Spots · Taples
Inside a zone, the spots worth a stop are marked
But there are far more spots than the ones we marked. Stop wherever you feel like stopping — that place becomes a new spot.
A taple is a place riders before you actually lingered at. They show up on the map as a lightning bolt — worth a stop if you are passing.


3. Ride freely
Turn toward whatever catches your eye
If an alley looks good, just turn into it. Finding a place that was never on the map is part of localing too.
4. Keeping it




The day stays with you in two ways
My Localing Log
Stop where something catches you and take a photo. We lay the photo and your note out on one page with the route and distance of that day.




My Slow Letter
Write yourself a letter where you stopped, and it arrives a month later. On an ordinary day back home, the you of that day speaks to the you of now.

