Cumulative Elevation for Strava

See elevation gained and lost so far as you hover Strava's elevation charts on activities, routes and the route builder.

Adds elevation gained and lost so far to the tooltip on Strava's elevation charts. Strava's elevation chart shows how high you are at each point, not how much you've climbed to get there. Hover the chart on an activity, a saved route or the route builder and this extension adds two rows to Strava's own tooltip: FEATURES • Gain — elevation gained from the start to the point you're hovering • Loss — elevation lost from the start to that point • Matches Strava's numbers — the value at the finish equals the elevation gain Strava shows for the route or activity • Route builder — updates live as you edit a route • Split gain and loss — in an activity's Splits table, switch the Elev column between Strava's net figure and the gain and loss for each kilometre or mile, so a "0 m" split that went 26 m up and 26 m down shows it • Climbs (optional) — highlights each climb on the chart, shows which climb you're on in the tooltip, and lists climbs with length, gain, average and maximum grade, plus your time and climbing rate on activities HOW TO USE 1. Open any activity, saved route or the route builder on strava.com. 2. Hover the elevation chart. Gain and Loss appear in the tooltip. 3. On an activity, click "Elev" at the top of the Splits table to switch between net elevation and gain/loss. 4. To see climbs, tick "Show climbs" under the elevation chart (beside "Hide Elevation" in the route builder). Your choice is remembered.