That thing looks cool. No idea it even existed. From what little I know of exporting Google Maps to GPX, you need a third-party tool, and most of those have passed on. I am now researching this further as I like the simplicity of the Beeline device. If there are turns involved around the waypoint (such as directions into a city) you can select previous or next turns to place it where you want it. After exporting the GPX file I got "invalid file" errors when trying to load it using POI Loader. I ran the file through the converter at GPSverifier.com. The GPX file it generated did load on my To View MULTIPLE TRACKS on the map: Select Track in the Track Manager Menu, Choose Track and touch/enter the Show On Map button Repeat this process with EVERY track you wish to apear on the Main Map. Alternatively, use the same process to HIDE the shown tracks. Once you have enabled to show all the tracks you want and set their colours, go the Next, in order to add the turn-by-turn directions please find the "Add" button within the Directions/Notes section in the upper left-hand corner. After selecting the "Add", there will be a pop-up box that appears with the options to customize a Waypoint or Direction, as seen below. To turn your GPX file into a turn-by-turn route, you will want Convert your GPS data for use in Google Earth. This form will import your GPS data file (e.g., GPX), or plain-text data (tab-delimited or CSV), and create a KML file that you can view in the Google Earth application or import into Google's "My Maps"/"My Places" system. (To create GPX files, use the conversion utility. Once extracted, you'll have a variety of folders. The important files are Saved Places.json and *.csv. The Saved Places file will have your starred list in GeoJSON format. This format provides a fair amount of info like place name, location, and general categories. The csv files are a lot less useful by themselves. In the Share box, press the Copy Link button. This will copy the direct link to your route map as a URL into your clipboard. You can then use this link with a third-party service to export it Import a Custom Map Source. Ashli Baldwin. 2 months ago. Updated. Follow. Many map sources you use in other websites or programs can be imported into Gaia GPS, because they are "TMS" map sources. TMS map sources break maps into square tiles, and you can determine the pattern for the URLs for those tiles, and configure your Gaia GPS account to Select the Waypoint or Track you want to transfer, or add them all to a single folder to transfer them at once. NOTE: On Android devices, the "Export" option will be in the Waypoint or Track's menu with no need to tap the three dots. Tap "Export." Choose either GPX or KML format (onX recommends GPX format). To export overlay data, you must back up your data ( Backing Up Data). Select an option: To export all BaseCamp™ data stored on your computer, select My Collection, and select File > Export > Export 'My Collection'. To export one or more items or a list, select one or more items or a list, and select File > Export > Export Selection. To JFESs7.