What services do you use for routes and GPX download

[zvonejan]

@Holby19 said in What services do you use for routes and GPX download:

@auxina how do you download the Strava track?

three dots on the left

[suzzlo]

@Holby19 said in What services do you use for routes and GPX download:

@auxina how do you download the Strava track?

add /export_original or /export_gpx in the URL.

Example:

• One of my workouts -> https://www.strava.com/activities/3133824805
• Export to Original (fit/tcx/…) -> https://www.strava.com/activities/3133824805/export_original
• Export to GPX -> https://www.strava.com/activities/3133824805/export_gpx

Best regards

[Michał Muszyński]

Mapy.cz
Mapa-turystyczna.pl

[Fiox89]

The offline tools are to be considered? I don’t see BaseCamp mentioned, the best tool I’ve ever seen so far, with the help of openstreet maps. BaseCamp_gpx_example.gpx

[isazi]

@Fiox89 I’m sure offline tools are also considered.

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@Fiox89 more than fine. And you provided a GPX so all good

[Jonathan Schwarz]

All Trails
Movescount
Caltopo
Strava (download GPX)

[mario_b]

@suzzlo yes but it’s not very important for me. i do most like the planning in movescount. and keep it as my main planing app. bergfex is the most used 3rd party app for me.

[Markus Sigl]

Bergfex tours is amazing

[surfboomerang]

Alltrails for me

[stromdiddily]

GAIA and Movescount

Movescount is mainly used if there is an unrecognized trail in GAIA as it is so easy to toggle back and forth between routing profiles (follow path, free hand, etc).

[DavorP]

Brouter and Movescount

[hel790]

komoot , viewranger and quick and dirty (google)maps to gpx (mapstogpx.c@m)