Mountain GPX

Automatic waypoints

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Drop your GPX, FIT, TCX or KML track
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Points of interest

Advanced options

Custom Overpass query A single element, in Overpass QL. Max snapping distance: 50 m Reverse track direction

Track markers

Custom layers

Add your own base maps or tile overlays (IGN, cadastre, slopes…). They are stored on this device and show up in the map's layer switcher.

No custom layer yet.

Name Tile URL An https XYZ template, with {z}/{x}/{y} ({s} for subdomains, {-y} for a flipped axis).

Zoom and opacity

Min zoom Max zoom Max native zoom Opacity

The max native zoom is the last level the source really serves: beyond it, tiles are upscaled instead of disappearing.

About Mountain GPX

Mountain GPX automatically adds waypoints to a hiking, trail running or mountain-bike GPX track: peaks, mountain passes, huts and shelters, springs, fountains and water points, lakes, waterfalls, viewpoints… Points of interest come from OpenStreetMap and are snapped onto your route.

Import your GPX, FIT, TCX or KML track (exported from Strava, Komoot, Garmin Connect…), pick the point-of-interest types, then download the enriched track as GPX or TCX (a Garmin course with typed CoursePoints) for your watch or GPS.

The tool is free, requires no sign-up and runs entirely in your browser: your file never leaves your device. Installable as an app (PWA), it keeps working offline in the mountains, with a printable roadbook and an elevation profile.

Querying OpenStreetMap…