After my last Google Maps posts, Rich of GPS TrackLog wrote to let me know that there’s a way to convert Google Maps search results (restaurants, Wi-Fi hotspots, etc.) to a GPX file for upload to a GPS. He’s already got a full write-up on the procedure, so I’ll just link to that. Unfortunately, the process doesn’t work with the DigiPoint site, but it appears as though that site’s author is planning direct GPX support in the future. And you can always use the options described in the post to convert the text output to GPX.
Related posts:
- Coordinate Data From Google Maps
- Export Google Maps MyMaps Data As KML
- Digipoint 2: Export Of Google Maps Points In Multiple Formats, And Elevation Data
- Digipoint, Export Of Google Maps Point Coordinates, Upgraded To Version 3
- Google Maps Search Interface For Garmin .img Maps
- Plot Google Analytics Geographic Data In Google Earth/Maps
- Tracking "Web 2.0" Mapping Sites With Go2Web20.net
- Quick GPX Viewing In A Google Maps Interface With GPXViewer
- Converting Shapefiles and ArcINFO Coverages To AutoCAD DXF Format
- Google Maps Mapplets From Zonums Software
