How do I add a second destination?

Adding a Second Destination to Your Google Maps Route (Desktop)

Planning a multi-stop trip? Google Maps makes it a breeze to add a second destination to your route on your computer. Here’s a simple guide:

1. Enter your starting point: Begin by typing your starting location into the search bar at the top of Google Maps.
2. Add your first destination: Next, enter the address or location of your first stop. Google Maps will automatically generate a route between your starting point and your first destination.
3. Click “Add destination”: Look below your starting and destination points, where you’ll see the option to “Add destination.” Click this button.
4. Select your second location: A new search box will appear, allowing you to enter the address or location of your second stop. You can search for a specific address, a landmark, or even a business name.
5. View your multi-stop route: Once you’ve added your second destination, Google Maps will adjust your route to include both stops. You’ll see a visual representation of the route on the map, including estimated travel times and distances.

Important notes:

• Reordering stops: You can easily rearrange the order of your stops by clicking and dragging them within the “Stops” list.
• Adding more stops: You can repeat steps 3 and 4 to add additional destinations to your route, creating a multi-stop itinerary for your journey.
• Real-time updates: Google Maps will update the route in real-time, taking into account traffic conditions, road closures, and other factors that could impact your travel time.

By following these simple steps, you can quickly and easily create a multi-stop route using Google Maps on your computer. Whether you’re running errands, visiting multiple locations, or planning a road trip, Google Maps offers a convenient way to navigate your way around.