Thanks, but I have my own that I’ve been using for years.
The route name has a hyperlink over to the Zwift Insider page for the route, it has columns for distance, elevation and Xp, and a date column for when I completed the route, with a hyperlink to the Strava activity.
Thanks! wow that’s so arbitrary
Any update?
Excellent!
Thank you.
FWIW - The list has been updated with the routes from update 1.121.
Thanks for the ones in my time zone. I will try to have a look at the 10pm one.
The arcade route event was decent.
Thanks for opening it up.
262/262 complete
There’s no way to get to Just watch anymore with the new sensor pairing system, is there? (248/“259”, still have some catching up to do after the summer…)
I believe if you open and close Zwift multiple times you may be able to get “just watch” to appear, but it was likely an oversight that continued to allow that to show these hidden route badges.
That workaround is tricky and doesn’t always work. I hope we don’t end up having to rely on a third party solution to get the same information. I also have a few badges still to do, fortunately they are just the longest pretzel routes which can be done at any time.
I know you aren’t new around here, so it surprises me that you said this. . .
Read between the lines - there was a reason I said that.
The situation of having route badges that can only be seen by using workarounds is not a good experience. If there is a badge assigned to a route, then it should be possible to see it normally. The fact that development effort was spent to make something less functional and harder to use, hmm.
That said, I wonder if there a lot of users that may not even know there are route badges that are hidden? They might just do the routes they can easily see for completion and that’s it.
Oh, I get why you said it.
My comment was more sarcasm than anything.
I agree that the decision to hide Event Only route badges was a poor one. Many of those that were hidden were on routes that were rarely used in events.
The better decsion would have been to remove the Event Only restriction for those routes, allowing anyone to achieve the route badge.
Yeah, I agree that changing the list of badges so that the event only routes from the badge are hidden only made things more confusing. (And for extra confusion, the Just watch hack didn’t show quite all of them either…)
I understand the Event Only restriction for new routes that are tagged to be part of an upcoming series/event.
But after that series/event is over, the obvious thing to do would be to remove the Event Only restriction for that route.
That’s been the case recently with new routes and events.
But there are plenty of older routes that are still hanging on to the Event Only restriction.
New Hashtag - #FreeTheRoutes
By my count, there are 16 ride and 6 run route badges that are Event Only.
I just rode The 6 Train Reverse as part of an event tonight and wasn’t awarded the badge. I used the just watch method and have confirmed that I definitely didn’t get it. I only have a couple of event only badges left to get in my quest to get all the badges. Anyone else have this happen?
update: super fast response from zwift support and it’s fixed already. Only 3 short event only routes to go
I just want to know why the routes shown as completed in ZC don’t match the badges I have in-game. 
That’s a really good question.
You’d think that the CA and Game use the same database.
Already some of the new routes in Watopia with probaly a routebadge, active from 26-10
Crit Cross 13.5km, 36hm
California Dreamin’ 19.1km, 153m
Molten Momentum 20.8km / 245hm
California Roll 33.2km, 168m
One Ride to Rule Them All 38.7km, 506hm
Pacific Pursuit 54km, 380m