Gulch, a number of things were requested to help us help you. 

Have you told us website or app? No.

Have you given an example? No. 

Have a look at this thread where we can place individual routes in one folder. cycle.travel/forum/thread/8183

If you created your route in the website, then 'split' it into individual days at the 'save' stage you should be able to see a visual representation of what you seek. 

cycle.travel/help/route_planning/multiple_days

Hi Gulch, another user here.

After you have split up your tour into individual days, naming them suitably, in My > Journeys, I like to add a new sub-folder, naming it for the tour, and move the routes for the individual days into that. (The tick box on each line in the Journeys folder allows you to move them all at once.) The journey folder display shows the distances, as you are after.

By default they are displayed by date of creation, but you can re-sort them by length or by name. To get the days displayed in the sequence you will ride them, start the name with the appropriate number; if you ride has more than 9 days, you will need to use 2 digits starting with 01. 

Correction - the tick box does not work like I said, you can only move one at a time. 

(It would be a minor ease of use enhancement if it was possible to move multiple routes, but I'm pretty sure RF has better more useful features to work on.) 

Simon, the tick box works as you originally described. We can move multiple routes to a specific folder simultaneously. 

A useful visual representation (as I mentioned above) of this route is

We can see distance, elevation and click on any point for more detail. It is incredibly useful.

Good to know I had not been incorrect to think it was possible. I misled myself when I tested after sending my first message, as I was not doing it correctly. Normally when moving I just on the folder symbol on the row of the route, which brings up the choice of destination folder,. I did that with multiple rows ticked, but only one moves. 

So had not been false memory. I had forgotten the trick is to use the "With selected..." drop down menu at the foot of the folder view (I excuse myself as that is off the bottom of the screen if there are a number of routes).. 

In passing: good to me reminded that a single multi-day route  (with stages generated by the "suggest overnight stops" function) does present a nice graphic summary if the route profile is selected. But I think it's perhaps not quite exactly what Gulch was after ie a more tabular presentation? 

In passing: good to me reminded that a single multi-day route (with stages generated by the "suggest overnight stops" function) does present a nice graphic summary if the route profile is selected. 

Incorrect: This feature works even if we manually add our own overnight stops. 

But I think it's perhaps not quite exactly what Gulch was after ie a more tabular presentation?

As was explained in my original answer. 

Simon, perhaps it's the heat but I am becoming frustrated with your 'corrections' of my posts. I'd ignore them if they weren't normally accompanied by an error that requires correction. As in this case. 

Please stop. 

Thank you. 

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