What Is Stopping Your Travle Route?
Choose the message, connection or route that is blocking you. Each link opens a focused answer with the relevant actions and evidence.
Part of our complete Travle guide, with rules, worked examples and tips.
Play Travle at travle.earth ↗Official site. dlewiki is an unofficial guide.
My entry was rejected
| Your problem | Focused answer |
|---|---|
| Unknown county name: Scotland | Use the GBR map’s local-area names |
| Can't guess start or end | Enter an intermediate country instead |
| Country already guessed | Find the missing link without repeating it |
For an avoid-country or game-over message, read the named restriction or start a new attempt. For a flag restriction, compare the tested Afghanistan/red-flag case and animal-flag solution.
My guess is gray or orange
- Why is my country gray? — France waiting for the UK, plus DR Congo waiting for Zambia.
- What does an orange guess mean? — how previous guesses change the rating.
My score was not what I expected
Can these places connect?
- Ireland and the UK
- UK and France via the Channel Tunnel
- Denmark and Sweden via bridge and tunnel
- Indonesia and Malaysia
- China and Thailand: the missing border
Does an exclave create a shortcut?
I need a name, route or game entrance
- Use initials to identify a missing area
- Aberdeen City to Dundee City in two guesses
- Where to play Travle Coast
- Solve The Gambia → Palestine along the coast
- Configure your own Practice route
- Find past daily games
Ireland-to-Germany teaching example
This older demo only covers Ireland, the UK, France and Germany. For the actual game, use official Practice.
Open the four-country teaching demo
CONNECTION EXPLORER · VERIFIED OCT 2, 2026
Ireland to Germany
Choose a country on the map or below. Selecting an earlier stop rewinds your route.
One teaching scenario, not an official game or worldwide solver. The UK shape includes Northern Ireland; permitted travel between UK parts is explained at each step. Other countries are omitted. Map geometry: Natural Earth, public domain. Connections: official rules and our Practice test.