Regardless of what Hollywood tries to sell, fear is useful. It’s the reason humans didn’t get eaten, trampled, poisoned, frozen, or casually removed from existence by something with better teeth. It’s a basic system check. If something feels dangerous, your brain is doing its job.
At its core, tile hunting is about more than just collecting squares. It’s a way to turn riding into a game, to give your kilometres a different purpose outside of fitness. It can push you to explore, but it can also become an obsession. Let’s…
Tile hunting isn’t just about riding. If you want to climb the leaderboards, there’s a lot that goes into strategy and route planning. In this article I will share my tactics for efficient planning and dealing with impossible tiles.
Tile hunting platforms are not all created equal. VeloViewer started it all, but Squadrats is leading the charge with new features – and there are a few others worth checking out. Let’s take a closer look so you can choose the right one.
