How can I fix up a recorded AllTrails Hike?

salon_sue

I typically have AllTrails running while I do a hike. It helps me to be sure I'm on the right trail, and it also logs for me. Surely I am not the only person who has forgotten to click Pause and then Finish after finishing a hike, and then got into the car? This week I have one hike that includes the 30 minute gondola ride back down, and another that includes 177 km of highway driving. Not surprisingly AllTrails is happy to tell me I set a new...

Originally asked by Kate Gregory on Stack Exchange (outdoors) (CC BY-SA 4.0).

uphilltech

Great question — answering as the UphillTech team:

I'm not specifically familiar with Alltrails, but what should work for any GNSS tracks website (Alltrails, Wikiloc, Komoot, others): Download the track in any common format for GNSS tracks, such as GPX. Open the track in your favourite desktop application for viewing and editing GNSS tracks. I use viking . Cut off the parts you don't want to have. Export/save the track to a file. Upload that file to the tracking website. Personally, I use this approach for any track I start at home as to not reveal where I live, before I upload it to a public website such as Alltrails, Wikiloc, or Komoot. I also use it for the oopsie you mention.

Full answer by gerrit: https://outdoors.stackexchange.com/a/30279 (CC BY-SA 4.0).

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