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Permissions info. Then click on 'Courses':. This is highly recommended because Open Street Maps has many minor trails - and the database is quickly and constantly growing.
Furthermore, changes in trail alignment are ususually updated here more rapidly than other sources: Next, you need to start 'Clicking Along' the map, basically drawing out your intended route. If you cannot see the trails you want to take, try zooming in as much as possible: If you haven't done so already, drag the bookmarklet from our page to your bookmarks bar.
That system also incorporates elevation, so you can see how tough the route is going to be. Building a route using Trendline can be done via the Garmin Connect phone app or via the Garmin Connect website. Update : This article was updated in July When starting an activity, select Navigation and then Courses.
The Garmin Connect app on your phone will automatically sync courses to your Garmin device via Bluetooth. You can create new routes using the phone app itself through Courses, as well as import GPX files from third party apps on iPhones and Android phones. You can also import files from the Garmin Connect web app. The web interface also offers a significantly easier to use system for reviewing and modifying navigational data, as well as editing various features of the GPX course before sending over to your device.
If you don't opt for the impressive Garmin Trendline route builder or Courses, our favourite for building runs is Strava — however in April this became a paid-for feature. While it's a little complex at first, it's pretty easy to click out a running route, find popular areas frequented by other runners, and, handily, 'flatten' the route to take out any nasty and unexpected hills. If you're a walker or hiker, maybe try Wander Map or Koomot. You can also download GPX files from the web.
The site wikiloc. There are loads of sites out there besides those. For iPhone users, you'll need to copy the file to iCloud Drive or Dropbox. Go to Share and then you should have the option to Copy to Connect. Your iPhone needs to be running iOS 13 or later to do this.
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