You can load a route from your GPX or KML files, created by your GPS.
Easily import your GPS tracks to analyze elevation, calculate the exact distance and study the elevation profile of your outings (running, trail, cycling, mountain biking, hiking...).
Welcome to our geographic file import tool, accessible directly from our dedicated GPX and KML import page. Whether you recorded a track with your GPS watch (Garmin, Suunto, Coros, Wahoo), your bike computer, or downloaded a route from a third-party app, our platform gives you an interactive interface to view, decode and optimize your routes in seconds.
The GPX (GPS Exchange Format) and KML (Keyhole Markup Language) formats are the go-to standards for storing and exchanging outdoor navigation data. By importing your file onto our interactive map, you get a complete, detailed analysis of your outing:
Whether you're preparing an outing or analyzing a past performance, our import tool adapts to all of your sports and leisure activities:
Using our tool requires no complex software installation:
Got a GPS track to analyze? Import your GPX or KML file right now and discover your route on the interactive map!
Total route distance:
m - yd that is: km - miles
The GPX file is a standardized XML format used to record and exchange GPS data. It's mainly used for sports activities such as hiking, cycling, running and trail running.
Example use: recording an MTB ride with a GPS watch, then viewing the track on a map.
KML Files (Keyhole Markup Language):The KML file is also an XML format, created by Google to display geographic data in software such as Google Earth or Google Maps.
Example use: creating a route to display in Google Earth, or preparing a track to follow on the ground.
Both formats are compatible with most sports GPS apps and can be used to import a route on this page.