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GPS art in Los Angeles

Los Angeles's streets are already mapped in Mystery Run. Pick a distance anywhere in the city and the app fits a drawing to the streets around you, then talks you through every turn.

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The card shows two routes Mystery Run made on Los Angeles's street map for this page, starting in Koreatown. Yours will start wherever you are, and you won't see the drawing until you finish.

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Flying Saucer 🛸
62 turns, starting in Koreatown
4.13MI

Two routes from Koreatown

Flying Saucer 🛸

4.13 miles, 62 turns

The first four cues

  1. Turn left onto South Mariposa Avenue, then quickly right, then quickly right, then quickly left
  2. Turn right onto West 6th Street
  3. Turn left onto South Alexandria Avenue, then quickly right, then quickly left, then quickly left
  4. Bear right onto South Alexandria Avenue, then quickly left, then quickly right, then quickly right, then quickly left, then quickly right

Streets on the route: Wilshire Boulevard, South Mariposa Avenue, West 6th Street, South Alexandria Avenue, West 4th Street, South Kenmore Avenue, West 3rd Street, West 2nd Street, and 13 more.

Bunny 🐰

5.46 miles, 81 turns

The first four cues

  1. Turn left onto South Mariposa Avenue, then quickly right, then quickly right
  2. Bear right onto Wilshire Boulevard, then quickly left
  3. Bear right onto Wilshire Boulevard, then quickly right
  4. Bear right onto South Mariposa Avenue, then quickly left, then quickly right

Streets on the route: Wilshire Boulevard, South Mariposa Avenue, West 6th Street, West 4th Street, South Alexandria Avenue, West 3rd Street, South Kenmore Avenue, West 2nd Street, and 18 more.

How it works in Los Angeles

  1. Pick a distance

    Anything from 2 to 18 miles. Start where you're standing, or search for a park, a café or a corner anywhere in Los Angeles.

  2. Follow the turns

    The voice names every street before you reach it, so the phone stays in your pocket and your eyes stay on traffic.

  3. See what you drew

    Your last turn reveals the drawing. Connect Strava and it posts to your feed with the route and stats.

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