Anyone familiar with MapQuest? (attractions, routes, maps, route)

[elnina]

I used to customize my US travel routes using MapQuest and they had one really nifty feature: attractions.
I could click on that folder/icon and see all
the interesting places to visit on my route.
I can't find it anymore
Anyone knows what happened to it? Any suggestions where to look for similar feature?
Thank you!

[BOBNCHI]

I haven't used Mapquest for some time, and haven't created a custom map in awhile, so I'm not sure if this works.

Click on the Find Places, click on the 3 bars to the left of Start Searching, click on More Categories, scroll down to the end, click Attractions.

[reed303]

If Mapquest does not work for you, try this website: https://trips.furkot.com/ui

Its interface is a bit clunky, but does provide tons more "attractions" than MQ, and you can filter for types of "attractions".

[elnina]

Thank you guys. Let me check on that!

[cebuan]

Still exists, you can link to any location in many mapsites by clicking the coordinates in the Wikipedia entry.

[elnina]

Well they were all marked along the route and listed on the left side of the map. I could pick whatever was interesting to me. There was a direct link to exact location and description incl. days/hours, fees etc.

I guess it was much simpler than googling coordinates and looking for info on Wikipedia.
Anyway - it looks like this feature is gone...

[Sundaydrive00]

You can search along your route with Google maps.

[elnina]

??? Not aware of this. Need to look into it. Thank you!!

[cebuan]

The reason I mentioned the Wikipedia links is because there you can choose 36 different sources of maps and aerial vews.

[elnina]

Originally Posted by BOBNCHI

I haven't used Mapquest for some time, and haven't created a custom map in awhile, so I'm not sure if this works.

Click on the Find Places, click on the 3 bars to the left of Start Searching, click on More Categories, scroll down to the end, click Attractions.

Nope. Not there.