The Groundspeak app will only import pocket queries (outside of its own search capabilities). Geobucket and Looking4cache have free versions that could import a gpx file and switch to another app for turn by turn routing - although I prefer Geosphere. When I do not need turn by turn directions or offline maps, Geosphere will get me to the cache just fine - as will other caching apps. I also use it with Gaia GPS, which has several offline map options.īut you do not necessarily need a separate app for routing. Geosphere can interface with any mapping app that will let you transfer coordinates to it. GIS.XL add-in (from version 2.0) allows you to import spatial data from GPX files track points and waypoints into Excel. So far Ive only used 2 times GPX file (both via mobile).
#Import gpx file gpx viewer how to#
Since i had not much time atm to figure how to sync /view on my garmin, I referred to my Mobile for navigation in times when i had doubts. What is a GPX file GPX, or GPS Exchange Format, is an XML schema designed as a common GPS data format for software. With this viewer you can open a gpx file and view its contents very easily. (HTML5 technology) You can open a GPX file to view from your computer or your Google Drive.
#Import gpx file gpx viewer android#
Google and other map apps can also be used. The organizer provided us a GPX file (which i downloaded from their FB page) I installed a GPX viewer on my android mobile. It only works locally without going through the server. Pocket Earth also saves maps offline and has basic routing. We are currently developing a GPX import feature. You can import several GPX, KML or KMZ files to one map, edit and have it for. I use Navigon because it uses offline maps and provides voice guidance. It is certainly possible to upload a GPX file to your MyRoute-app account so that you can navigate with it. MANAGE GPX DATA TRACKLIA lets you to group and store your GPX, KML and KMZ data in app memory (My Maps list function). (re: my uploading comment I thought there might be a way to upload GPX files into then view them in the Groundspeak app for navigation to the points contiained within.) I didn't realize I might need two separate apps to both view and navigate to points contained in a gpx file.
Thanks! The geosphere and navigon apps sound like what I'm trying to find. When I try to view or open the file I get a message that says I need Windows XP SP2 or greater.
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