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No. Visitors just see the embed when they view your post — no login, no account, nothing extra. You also don't need a Strava account to embed public activities. The only time you'll need to be logged in to Strava is if you want to embed one of your own private activities, since you'll need to grab the embed code from Strava's share dialog.
Yes, with one extra step. For activities you've set to "Followers" or "Only You":
Any of these:
Click the Strava block in the editor, and a settings panel appears on the right side of your screen. There you can pick the map style, switch between miles and kilometers, toggle the elevation profile, highlight dirt sections, and more. These options apply to routes; activities and segments use Strava's standard look.
The Strava embed loads directly from Strava when someone views your page — much like a YouTube video does. The full details of what gets sent to Strava are in the External services section below.