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PC: PCs with Windows 7, XP or Vista and Internet Explorer 6 +, Firefox 1.5 + or Chrome

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The Wikiloc-Garmin connection will work on all platforms on which you can install the Garmin Communicator plugin.

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Once the GPS is detected, click on Download (optionally, you can change the number of points the track can be downloaded as).

Allow Wikiloc to communicate with your GPS.

Make sure that the install process worked fine by going to the Garmin test page (reboot if needed).

Install the Garmin Communicator plugin on your computer (if it's not already installed or if you have an older version).

On the download window, select the Garmin tab.

Find a trail on Wikiloc and click on the Download link.

To download trails straight to your Garmin GPS follow these steps: The new connection enables you to download and store trails straight to your gps, making the process much faster and easier to carry on. Let's go through the details.įrom now on it'll be even easier to download trails directly to your Garmin GPS. Garmin: to create the connection with the Garmin Communicator plugin for direct download to your GPSīut with the new plugin is where there's really a significant change.

Google Earth: download in KML format for viewing on Google Earth GPX: with the current existing list of options for downloading in GPX format From now on, when you download a trail a window will pop up with these three tabs: It's a redesign which does not affect the way we download trails and it's just a visual and interface update. On the other hand, this new plugin has forced us to redesign the trail download interface. Read a little further down for details of this new feature. We have created a new functionnality to directly connect Wikiloc with your Garmin GPS. Throughout tomorrow and Saturday the Wikiloc's trail download system will experience some changes which will gradually get to all users. We know it's taken quite some time, so thanks for your patience and support. You can download trails from the web and transfer them to your Android, but we hope you'll find the Search Pack convenient and decide it's worth paying a few euros for it to discover and download trails in a simpler way and helping us out a bit so we can continue to improve Wikiloc.

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You'll have free access to search trails until you've reached the limit of downloads, each pack includes 100 trail downloads.Īlso, since attaching the Search Pack to a single smartphone was not convenient the Search Pack is associated with your user account at, so you can search and download trails from your smartphone or a friend phone by just signing in to your account. We agreed it'd be best to offer the service without a time limit and just pay for use. After consulting with several of you, we realized that if you buy the pack for a month and then for whatever reason (period of bad weather, personal problems, etc.) you can’t use it during that time you would have to pay again for renewing it, even without having used it. We initially thought to offer the Search Pack for a limited time, say 1 month, 6 months or one year renewable.

Then you can get a Search Pack from or directly from the App.

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The manual upload is so much faster and way less hassle, even if I used Garmin to track my history, I would still do it manually rather than via Garmin connect.If you already have Wikiloc App on your Android, you must upgrade to the latest version (2.0) or get it from Google Play. However, if you want to use Garmin, you can upload the files by following the instructions here I don't particularly like that site, so I use Strave for everything. There is nothing magic about the Garmin uploader and it really is a terrible way to get data into Garmin connect. I just select the file for that particular activity and upload it. The file names are in the format YYYY-MM-DD-XX-XX-XX.fit. To import my activities into Strava, I just go to the device and within the Garmin/Activites folder there are all the *.fit files. I have found that all my Linux systems will mount my Garmin 500 and I can access the device like a USB drive.

The Garmin Connect upload button finds the device and uploads activities as requested. Having just got an Edge 500, I installed this plugin on Natty and it worked fine with Chrome and Firefox. This is a "native" ubuntu solution and there is a ppa repository. I can highly recommend trying Linux Garmin Communicator Plugin. Maybe these will help you connecting to your Garmin device.