What opens GPX files?

A GPX file is a GPS data saved in the GPS Exchange format, an open standard that can be freely used by GPS programs. It contains longitude and latitude location data, which includes waypoints, routes, and tracks. GPX files are saved in XML format that allows GPS data to be more easily imported and read by multiple programs and web services.

How to read GPX files?

Get a .gpx file This is usually sent to you via email or handed to you on a USB drive.

Go to www.gpsvisualizer.com

In the “Get started now!” box (it’s green as of this writing),Click the “Choose File” button and pick the file you saved to your local hard drive

To save the file for later reference,or emailing to another person,you need to be on the “Google Maps output” screen.

What is a GPX file?

GPX files are a type of XML file initially designed for use by GPS devices, but now used more widely for exchanging route information between different devices and systems.