

As I mentioned above, it'll be filed under the date that the timestamps included in your GPX file state open the GPX file in Notepad, see what times/dates it has attributed to that activity and then look in your Garmin Connect Activities list at that date. I though you wanted to have then in GC.Īre you sure you're looking in the right date range it won't pop-up at the top of your "Activities" list as though you've just done that activity. Drop them into the 'new files' folder and they appear in the course list. This is true for most if not all gpx files.
#CONVERT AN ACTIVE LOG INTO A ROUTE GARMIN BASECAMP HOW TO#
"all Bryton gpx files will load straight onto device and work as a course". This short video will show you how to create a route in Garmin BaseCamp for Windows or Mac.Download Garmin BaseCamp. This method works for me and is pretty simple. Tbh honest it quicker to just create a new course. This is useful if you've been out on a ride. The only way i can see you could do this is using Garmin Basecamp but that doesnt always upload GPX files, i ve a load from the Bryton site, some upload, some dont and i ve lost the will to live.Īll Bryton gpx files will load straight onto device and work as a course. Garmin BaseCamp, How to create a route from a track - YouTube This video describes how to create a route from a track in Garmin Basecamp. There is no file/course or activity anywhere in GC, either under courses or activities. Ok so i save as a track gpx, the only opt to import in GC is "import data" and it always says the gpx file is "file already uploaded" Import it into Garmin Connect as an activity GC doesn't want to accept anything I give it! I've been trying to get it work for hours and I can't work out how to do it! I know it's got something to do with using to convert it to something else (I've done it before) but I can't remember what.

Then just select your Track and convert it to a Trip. But, the best way to assure that you have a proper Route on your zumo when converting from Tracks is to do it on the zumo once you Import your Tracks. It boggles the mind that Garmin charge so much for their product, yet they cannot be ars* to include this most basic of functions into their software. If you set your preferences properly in BaseCamp for converting a Track to a Route, BaseCamp will create proper Routes accordingly.
