Stops along the way
Save the stops you will want to find again
The view above Geiranger, a quiet lunch beside the E45, a swimming spot outside Varberg. FARON keeps those stops inside the trip instead of leaving them as map pins with no story attached.
Overnight stays are only part of the journey
Some of the clearest travel memories happen between one night and the next: a viewpoint, a bakery, an unexpected beach or a parking place that made the day easier.
A bare pin can preserve the coordinates but not why you stopped. A photo can preserve the view but not where it belonged in the route.
Give each stop just enough context
Choose the place
Search for it, use your current position or point to it on the map. A stop does not require a long form.
Add what matters
Give it a title, note, tag or rating when that helps explain why the place was worth saving.
Connect the memory to the map
Add a photo and caption if you want. The stop stays with the trip in its timeline and map.
A ten-minute stop that defines the day
On the drive from Mora to Funäsdalen, you turn off for coffee beside a lake. There is no campsite and no overnight stay — just a place you would happily revisit.
Save the location, one line about the access road and a photo. Short. Specific. Easy to recognise when the next trip passes nearby.
Frequently asked questions
What counts as a stop in FARON?
A stop can be almost anything: a viewpoint, swimming spot, lunch, parking place, attraction or another place you want to remember.
Can I add a stop after the trip?
Yes. You can add it later when you remember the location and want to restore the context of the journey.
Do I need a title and note for every stop?
No. The location is enough. Titles, notes, tags, ratings and photos are optional.
Where does a saved stop appear?
It becomes part of the trip and can be found again in both the timeline and the map.
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Your trips stay with you. You can always read and download your archive.
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