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#Creating a route with .gpx files in garmin basecamp how to#
#Creating a route with .gpx files in garmin basecamp Pc#

The problem is probably related to the fact that your GPX file contains more than one track. Incomplete track after upload to RouteYou Problems & FAQ related to the upload of routesĬheck out the item above about supported formats

Change the layout of your route with the RouteDesigner (read more about it here) or by customizing the visualisation of a group (read more about it here).

Link characteristics and themes to your route (read more about it here).

Add POIs to your route (read more about it here).

Edit your route in the RoutePlanner (read more about it here).

Once your route is uploaded, you can still do a lot of things to improve the route

Step 3: Further processing of your route wihtin RouteYou

#Creating a route with .gpx files in garmin basecamp how to#

Read our item on generalization and how to reduce shapepoints. There is no theoretical limit to the number of shapepoints your track or route has, but you will "suffer" later on if you have more than 1000 points. If we don't support, there will be a straight line between your waypoints.This is only the case in countries where we support the routing ( read more about it here).In case the file contains a route (vs a track), the way-points will be used as markers on the RouteYou network and we will (re)calculate the route between the way-points.If you have more, use one of the suggested tools One file (GPX/GDB) should contain only ONE track or route (not several routes).Obviously, we have some content restrictions to be able to convert your GPX file to a route FIT (remark: your fit file has to contain an 'activity') ( read more about FIT files).Remark: when a GDB-file contains several tracks/routes, only the longest track/route will be processed

Your GDB can contain as well a continuous track, as a a route (see further). Remark: when a GPX-file contains several tracks/routes, only the longest track/route will be processed. Your GPX can contain as well a continuous track, as a a route (see further). Not all formats and versions are supported for upload!

After upload, your route will be processed and you will receive an email when it is doneįormats and content sup ported for upload.

Give a name, type and description to your route.

Select the file (GPS-track) for upload (see below the supported formats).

Select in the hamburger menu the option 'plan a route' and then 'upload a route'.

Put the file of your GPS-track from your GPS to your PC.

Step 2: Uploading a track to the RouteYou environment If your GPS is connected, Basecamp will show you GPS device and you can select the files via File/Export.

#Creating a route with .gpx files in garmin basecamp Pc#

Transfer a track via Basecamp to your PC (only for Garmin)īasecamp makes a connection between your Garmin GPS and your PC. Copy/paste the track-file (GPX) to you PC.The directory structure is different for each type of GPS device. Selecter via File Explorer your GPS-device and search/find the directory where the GPS track-files (*.GPX or *.GDB or *.TCX or *.FIT) are located.Connect your device via a (USB) cable with your PC.If the track is already on your PC, jump to step 2. Step 1: Upload the track from your GPS to your PC

Edit and enrich your route with the RouteYou-tools.

Upload the route/track from your PC to the RouteYou web environment.

Put the route/track (there is a difference! - read more about it here) from your GPS to your PC.

Overview of 3 main steps in uploading a routeĪ route can be uploaded from your GPS system to the RouteYou website so the route can be edited (change your track, add POIs, change the description and title), printed and displayed in the RouteViewer.

Problems & FAQ related to the upload of routes.

Step 3: Further processing of your route wihtin RouteYou.

Step 2: Uploading a track to the RouteYou environment.

Transfer a track via Basecamp to your PC (only for Garmin).

Step 1: Upload the track from your GPS to your PC.

Overview of 3 main steps in uploading a route.