Chuffnuts GPS GPX to KML / KMZ Converter and Processor

When you come back from a hard day on the slopes, either skiing, snowboarding, or even mountain biking, do you ever wonder "How far did I go today?" or "how long did I spent on lifts today" or "what was my max speed today" etc etc Then this is the page for you. The converter takes a GPX file (output from most GPS applications) which you created using your GPS, and outputs your tracks and all summary information into a google earth file for easy viewing and sharing with friends. It splits your single large GPS file into a series of ascents (lifts, in red) and descents (runs in green) so you can easily see how long each run was etc Click HERE to checkout the latest converted GPS GPX files and to see examples of what the converter does in Google Earth Click HERE to see some screenshots of the output in Google Earth Upload a GPX file from your skiing / snowboarding / biking trip: Please be aware that a 1meg GPX file can take around 30seconds to upload and process, so please only click on the CONVERT button once and then have patience :)

Latest News and updates on the GPS to Google Earth converter:

• September 2008
  • Added support for GPX filenames with spaces in ! :)
  • Added daily summaries if GPX file goes over multiple days
  • Split runs into day folders inside the KML file so you can turn on/off days in Google Earth
  • Added statisical analysis to remove bad locks and bad speeds based on instantaneous acceleration from one point to another
  • Updated the website.... (a little :) ).
• 9th April 2008
  • Added complete GPX altitude profile summary under highest point placemark.
• 8th April 2008
  • Added altitude profile graphs per track - click on each track to see the summary info and new profile graph
  • Now handles trkseg GPX sections and time stamping errors in the GPX file
• 7th April 2008
  • Reformatted the descriptions to be pure HTML tables, looks much nicer on the track summaries and max height info
  • Total distance travelled on pistes and lifts for the GPX file is now stored in the highest point placemark (need to find somewhere better to store the summary data)

ToDo list

1. Add things like avg and max vertical drop in m/s per track etc
2. Update the website (I can't do websites ! ) and add pictures
3. Lots more stuff :) Email simon@chuffnuts.com if you have suggestions