📡 routersandrepeaters.net · Ham Radio Travel Tools

Routers & Repeaters

Ham radio travel tools for the road. Find repeaters along your route, plan trips to hamfests, discover lodging and music heritage — all built by a fellow ham, for hams on the move.

📡 Blue Ridge Parkway Finder 🗺 Highway Route Repeaters 🎪 Hamfest Routes
469
Miles of BRP Coverage
27+
Highway Routes
100%
Ham-Built
Free
Always
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Built by a Ham, for Everyone on the Road
Started as one ham's personal tool for finding repeaters on road trips — and grew into something worth sharing. Hams will get the most out of it, but passengers and travelers will find the lodging, music heritage, and scenic route info just as useful. Visit aa4te.com to meet the operator behind the site.
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Works on Any Screen, Anywhere
Designed for a phone on a dashboard mount, a tablet on the passenger seat, or a laptop at the kitchen table while you plan ahead. GPS features kick in automatically when you're on the road — tap a city when you're not. Works offline once loaded, which matters when the signal gets thin in the mountains.
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Free, Independent & Ad-Minimal
No paywalls, no accounts, no tracking. Small tasteful ad placements keep the lights on. We're not going to bombard you — we hate that too.
What We Do
Ham Radio Travel Tools
Built for the road — phone, tablet, or desktop, connected or not. Ham operators get the full picture; passengers and co-pilots will find plenty here too. Tip: if you're using a tablet in the car, your phone can share its internet connection with it — your grandkids can show you how in about 30 seconds, or search "phone hotspot" for your carrier.
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Blue Ridge Parkway Finder
The most feature-rich ham tool on the BRP. Search repeaters by milepost or GPS, get NOAA weather, simplex propagation estimates, lodging & camping, Appalachian music heritage, golden hour times, dead zone alerts, and a CHIRP CSV download. All 469 miles covered. Know a scenic route that deserves this treatment? Tell us →
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Highway Route Repeaters
Select a route and tap any city along the way — repeaters near that stop appear instantly, no GPS needed. When you are on the road, tap GPS Locate and the phone does the work automatically. Filter by 2m, 70cm, or all bands. NOAA weather, net schedules, and simplex estimates included. More routes added regularly — suggest one →
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Hamfest Route Planner
Dedicated routes to the major hamfests — Hamvention, HamCation, SeaPac, Huntsville, and more. Repeaters along your specific path, ticket links, dates, and ham-friendly stops. Know the frequencies before you leave home.
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Hamfest Directory
A searchable, up-to-date directory of amateur radio conventions and hamfests across the US. Dates, locations, ticket links, distance from you, and links to repeater routes for getting there.
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Ham Business Directory
Find Ham Radio Outlet locations, DX Engineering pickup points, and other ham-centered businesses near your route. Distance from your current position, hours, and directions. Useful when you need a connector at mile 400.
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Ham-Friendly RV Parks
RV parks recommended by amateur radio operators — antenna-friendly policies, ham club proximity, and community ratings. Because not every park appreciates a 40m vertical.
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On the Calendar
Major Hamfests & Conventions
Route planners coming for each of these. Bookmark this page and check back before your next trip.
February · Annual
HamCation — Central Florida
📍 Orlando, FL · Orange County Convention Center
Major Routes Coming
May · Annual
Dayton Hamvention
📍 Xenia, OH · Greene County Fairgrounds
Major · World's Largest Routes Coming
Early June · Annual
SeaPac Convention
📍 Seaside, OR · Pacific Northwest
Major · PNW Routes Coming
August · Annual
Huntsville Hamfest
📍 Huntsville, AL · Von Braun Center
Major · SE Region Routes Coming
April · Annual
Visalia DX Convention
📍 Visalia, CA · Wyndham Hotel
DX Focus Routes Coming
May · Annual
Four Days in May (FDIM)
📍 Xenia, OH · QRP-focused · Pre-Hamvention
QRP Focus Routes Coming
October · Annual
ARRL New England Division Convention
📍 New England · Location Varies
Regional Routes Coming
Your Event Here
Know a hamfest we should add?
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The Station Behind the Site
About This Site

Routersandrepeaters.net is an independent project by a licensed amateur radio operator based in Camden, South Carolina. It started as a personal tool for finding repeaters on road trips and grew into something worth sharing with the broader ham community.

The Blue Ridge Parkway Repeater Finder came first — 469 miles of ridge radio with milepost search, GPS locate, NOAA weather, simplex propagation estimates, lodging, Appalachian music heritage, golden hour times, and more. The Highway Route tools followed, and hamfest planners are next.

Repeater data is sourced from RepeaterBook.com, RadioReference, club websites, and community reports. Always verify frequencies before travel. Found an error, a dead repeater, or a missing one? Please use the contact form — your feedback makes this better.

Want to know who's behind this? Visit aa4te.com — also hosted on the excellent QSL.net free ham hosting network.

📬 Get In Touch
Operator Info
aa4te.com · Camden, SC
Messages route to Proton.me. No data is stored on this server.
Disclaimer: Routersandrepeaters.net is an independent project operated by a licensed amateur radio operator. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially sponsored by any repeater trustee, radio manufacturer, or retailer. Advertisers on this site have paid for placement only — advertising does not imply endorsement of site content, and site content does not imply endorsement of advertisers. Repeater data sourced from RepeaterBook.com and public community reports — provided for informational purposes only. Always verify frequencies, tones, and repeater status before use. This site is not responsible for errors in repeater data, changes in repeater availability, or coverage gaps. Weather data via NOAA/NWS free API. GPS accuracy ±2–3 miles on parkway tools.