Time-Travel Filters
Optimize your schedule by adjusting route timing—add rest stops, balance sunlight exposure, and align with opening windows at historic sites.
Switch between 3-hour, 1-day, or 3-day views to see how your itinerary adapts to your actual schedule. In 3-day mode, your route naturally builds in recovery time—mid-morning coffee stops at a local historic park, a leisurely lunch near a central historic square, and a sunset window at the riverfront area’s benches. Light shifts are marked so you catch the best angle on a historical society’s architectural details or the moss-draped oaks in a historic cemetery or park area.
Sun positioning is baked into routing logic: the mid-morning walk through a historic square avoids midday glare on historic churches, while afternoon options shift toward east-facing facades for softer light. Morning routes favor westward paths to avoid heat buildup by noon. Filters let you preview how a site like a notable historic museum fits into broader timing, including buffer time for or guided group entry.
For longer itineraries, the system inserts practical spacing—never more than approximately 45 minutes of walking between rest areas. Built-in pauses align with typical museum or shop opening windows. You’ll see how adding one coffee break stretches your day by 20 minutes, or how skipping lunch risks missing afternoon light in the Victorian District. Your plan becomes part strategy, part storytelling.
