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Now Import FIT Files on gaiagps.com

by Angela Crampton October 29, 2018
written by Angela Crampton

If you use a device like Garmin’s Fenix and Forerunner watches that export FIT files, you can now upload your activities directly to gaiagps.com, and use your data within Gaia GPS.

What is FIT?

FIT stands for Flexible and Interoperable Data Transfer. FIT interchanges GPX data used by newer Garmin devices, including all Garmin watches. See all the devices that export FIT files here.

Add, View, and Manage FIT Activities Manually

Keep all your adventures in one place and add external activities from various sources to your account. By aggregating all of your activities in one place, you can compare and contrast the stats, and organize your data into folders.

Screenshot of Gaia GPS Upload a Track page

Upload the file by navigating to https://www.gaiagps.com/upload/. Enter a name, and select the file to upload from your computer. If the file is large, you’ll receive an email reminder once it has uploaded to your account.

View the upload under your “My Folders” page where you can edit the name or file it into your folders.

Screenshot of Gaia GPS My Folders page

Open your folder to view statistics, write a description, and upload photos. Combine multiple files into one folder to get aggregate stats and maps.

Gaia GPS Folder preview on mobile

Check out the most up-to-date information on importing files to Gaia GPS with the following Help Desk article: Upload GPX and KML Files.

Please note that while GPX/KML can be uploaded via the app or website, FIT can only be uploaded via gaiagps.com/upload.

October 29, 2018
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Interactive Hunting Maps for Game Management Units with Stats

by Nathan Copeland October 16, 2018
written by Nathan Copeland

Interested in hunting stats for all game management units and wildlife areas? With Gaia GPS, you now have access to interactive hunting maps with helpful statistics to plan a successful hunt. Pairing the interactive hunting maps with the private and public land overlays will show your hunting unit’s boundaries alongside current landowners within the unit so you can stay on legal ground.

Comprehensive Hunting Stats

The scouting information you always wanted, now at your fingertips — Gaia GPS hunting maps now include the critical information you need to select the right units for all your draw tags and plan your hunts.

The hunting stats can be accessed from basecamp or in the field when you download an offline map of your unit.

Stats include:

  • Game Management Unit Name
  • Size
  • Public Land Percentage
  • Covered Game Species
  • Land Cover Types
  • Open Water Percentage
  • Elevation (min, avg, & max)
  • Monthly Temperature (min, avg, & max)
  • Average Monthly Precipitation Rates

Accessing the New Hunting Stats


Hunting stats come built into the US Hunting Maps available with a Premium Membership in the latest iOS version of Gaia GPS. Following these steps will display the hunting stats for your next hunt:

    1. Add your state’s hunting overlay to the Layers menu.
      Step 1: Open the Layers menu and tap Edit
      Step 2: Tap the US Hunting Overlays category
      Step 3: Tap the green “+” icon next to the correct overlay for your hunt
    2. From the main Layers menu, drag your hunting overlay to the top position in the Visible section.
    3. Position the main map over the area you plan to hunt
    4. Tap any of the game management units to reveal their name
    5. Tap the Information “i” icon for the game management unit to view the hunting, precipitation, and temperature stats.
    6. To access the stats for your unit offline, download an offline map for the area you plan to hunt. If you already have offline maps for your hunt, deleting and re-downloading the areas will update your offline maps to include the stats for your hunting unit.

 

Share your favorite game management unit or hunting area with the Gaia GPS family by tagging @gaiagpshunting on Instagram or Twitter.

October 16, 2018
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Why You Should Always Print Maps Online with Gaia GPS

by Ashli Baldwin November 8, 2017
written by Ashli Baldwin

Mobile apps like Gaia GPS make it possible for everyone to have a high-end navigation tool in their pocket for a fraction of the price. Avid hikers and backpackers download maps to access them offline and use GPS to show their location anywhere in the world. Printed maps offer a super lightweight backup mechanism for mobile maps, essential for safe navigation.

Gaia GPS lets you print unlimited maps for over 250* map sources and overlays for one yearly fee. A Premium Membership lets you stack up to 5 map sources enabling a mathematically endless amount of combinations to customize your print.

Read on to learn the 6 reasons you should always print maps online with Gaia GPS.

1. Print More than 50 Different Map Sources (250+ with Premium!)

Gaia GPS offers the largest collection of digital map sources in the world. With a Membership, you can print over 57 different maps including topographic, satellite, and roadmaps.

A large majority of the available maps use openstreetmap.org trail data. This means that they have some of the most up to date trails and points of interest available.

At the Premium level, you get access to over 250+ maps and overlays. These maps include several Premium base maps from paid providers, like IGN, MapBox, NeoTreks, and others. It also unlocks hundreds of overlays like public lands, private lands, hunting management units, and grid overlays.

At both levels, you get exclusive access to the best topo map for backpackers, Gaia Topo.

Yosemite Valley with Gaia Topo

Yosemite Valley with Gaia Topo

For more traditional maps, you can print USGS Quads anywhere in the United States.

USGS Maps showing the Grand Canyon

USGS Maps showing the Grand Canyon

2. Plan and Print Custom Trip

When you plan a trip in Gaia GPS, you can view your route on top of any map source. By plotting a route and adding waypoints, you can print a custom map for your entire trip.

The online trip planner lets you highlight your route and use custom waypoint icons to mark starting and ending points, trail intersections, campsite locations, and more.

3. Customize Paper Size and Map Resolution

With the ability to select the zoom level, most maps on gaiagps.com can print well beyond the traditional 1:24k.

You can print an overview map of a large area, or zoom in close to get a highly detailed map.

From the print screen, choose between 5 different paper sizes — then, print it out or save it as a PDF on your computer.

Saving the map as a PDF allows you to share it with others, or stitch multiple maps together. You can also customize your paper size further to create a huge print with a printing service like FedEx and Staples offers.

Huge printed map

We were able to print this enormous map at Staples!

4. Add Gridlines and a Compass Rose

Print of Half Dome with National Geographic Trails Illustrated* with the compass rose added

Print of Half Dome with National Geographic Trails Illustrated* with the compass rose added

For precise navigation, add coordinate gridlines to any map and add or remove a compass rose to display in the bottom left corner of the map.

Print using UTM grids, or choose from several other coordinate formats. Click here to learn how to add gridlines to your map.

5. You Can Layer* up to 5 Maps at Once

Once you’ve tried layering maps, you’ll never go back. Get a super customized view unlike any other. Choose a base map, then start adding overlays like Public or Private Lands Overlays, or elevation shading. Pair that with your custom trip and icons, and you’ve got something truly amazing.

With the Premium Membership, you can choose from hundreds of different maps and transparent overlays, to create combinations like:

  • Your favorite topo map + Public Land shading
  • Custom hunting maps using Private Land + state-specific hunting boundaries + a satellite base map. (Read how to plan a hunting trip with Gaia GPS here.)
  • USGS Topo maps + elevation shading

6. You Get Unlimited Prints

Once you have a Membership, there is no limit to the number of prints or PDF maps you can make. With paper maps costing an average of $12 for a specific park or trail, your Membership will pay for itself with just one or two trips!


* Indicates Premium Membership required

November 8, 2017
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Access Private Land Data for the US with a Premium Membership

by Nathan Copeland August 31, 2017
written by Nathan Copeland

Premium Members can now reference land ownership for the entire US, with the newly released US Private Land overlay. This new Premium overlay complements the current Public Land overlay and lets users easily view land ownership information and parcel sizes.

Gaia Topo layered with the US Private Land overlay and Public land overlay

US Private Land

The US Private Land overlay includes interactive information allowing users to tap individual parcels for ownership information, similar to the recently released USFS MVUM overlay. Please note that while Android users can also display this overlay, it is not tappable on Android.

Tapping the US Private Land overlay reveals land ownership details

The land boundaries and ownership information available within the overlay match the data published in county plat books.

Benefits of the US Private Land Overlay

Various outdoor enthusiast and professionals ranging from hunters to conservation officers and first responders can easily access information that once required multiple source as a single source with Gaia GPS.

HUNTERS

    • Planning to hunt a new area, layer the US Private Land overlay on top of the Mapbox Satellite layer and quickly scout the area and easily view the property lines.
    • Combining the US Private Land, Public Land overlays, and the state specific game management unit overlays will let you focus on the hunt and not worrying about where the big bull or buck you are stalking travels to.

      Gaia Topo layered with the US Private Land, Public land, and Colorado Big Game GMUs overlays

    • Bird hunters will also enjoy the quick access to land ownership data, whether you pursuit pheasants in South Dakota or follow the mallards down the US flyways.

      US Private Land overlay combined with the Mapbox Satellite Imagery base map

CONSERVATION OFFICERS & FIRST RESPONDERS

    • Downloading offline maps with the US Private Land overlay will benefit game wardens working with land owners in remote areas.
    • Search and rescue personnel can use Gaia GPS as a single source for coordinating search efforts in areas with multiple land owners.
    • Using both the US private land overlay and the area feature, firefighters can use Gaia GPS to complete wildfire incident reports.

      Creating an area with a base map of Gaia Topo and the US Private Land overlay

Perks of a Premium Membership

A Premium Membership lets you access all of the overlays mentioned above and more like US Shaded Relief, Slope, and Features overlays. Also included are premium map sources like the National Geographic Trails Illustrated and NeoTreks Land Use maps.

August 31, 2017
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Introducing Gaia GPS Team Accounts

by Aileen August 8, 2017
written by Aileen

Create a Team on gaiagps.com to outfit your professional organization with Gaia GPS, including all the maps and benefits of a Premium Membership. Manage team members, pay for the team from an official account, and replace your dedicated GPS devices with the best outdoor mapping app.

When you open a team account, you’ll get the first 30 days free for everyone.

Team accounts

Wood River Fire & Rescue execute a rescue mission using Gaia GPS.

Gaia GPS for Teams

Gaia GPS for Teams is a B2B product, offering centralized team admin, and pairing perfectly with the shared folders feature we just released for Gaia GPS on iOS. Team accounts may also be useful for clubs or recreational groups of 10+ people.

More than 10% of the Gaia GPS community already use Gaia GPS for work, and we hope Team accounts help people adopt Gaia GPS into businesses and professional organizations. We have spoken to many users such as park managers, GIS surveyors, environmental groups, production film crews, state SAR teams, and wildland firefighter organizations who are eager for the team features.

Introductory pricing for early adopters of Team accounts starts at $40/year per seat, and you’ll get that pricing permanently if you sign up now.

Team accounts

Team Features

Gaia GPS for Teams includes all of the maps and features of a Premium Membership, in addition to the following:

  • Manage multiple licenses via a central account
  • Priority support and a dedicated account manager
  • Manage your team from gaiagps.com
  • Assign admin right to team members for individual folders

We’re also now busy building additional features for organizing data and managing teams, and we’d love to hear from you about your needs.

Sign up today for a free trial and email support@gaiagps.com to speak to a specialist about how Gaia GPS can benefit your organization.

August 8, 2017
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Gaia GPS 1.2 for iOS with Shared Folders

by Ashli Baldwin July 26, 2017
written by Ashli Baldwin

This week we released version 1.2 of the new Gaia GPS on iOS. In this update, you can share folders with other Gaia GPS users directly in the app and collaborate on them, too.

Don’t have the new Gaia GPS app yet? Download on the App Store today and get a free 7-day trial

Share and Collaborate

Fill your folders with data and share directly with other Gaia GPS users, app-to-app. Set ‘view only’ or choose ‘edit’ allow read & write permissions to let your friends add tracks, waypoints, routes, maps, and other data.

Share folders with any size group, and get real-time updates with an internet connection. Enable shared folder notifications via Saved or Settings tab.

Use shared folders to plan for your next group backpacking trip, share important data with your organization, or get creative and let us know how you plan to share.

To Start Sharing

  1. Download the app or update to the new version from the App Store
  2. Head to the Saved tab in Gaia GPS and tap to enable notifications
  3. Pick a folder you want to share
  4. Tap the down arrow and select share, or open the folder and tap the   icon
  5. Tap the plus sign to invite users to your folder
  6. Enter the email address for who you want to share folder access with

People that you’ve shared Edit access with will be able to add data directly to the folder, and the data will automatically be shared to your device.

Interactive Map Options

Last month, we announced interactive map capabilities. Tap on roads, trails, peaks, and other icons to get more information, download maps, and more.

Version 1.2 adds even more data to this, making more things on the map tappable, such as camps, parking, and other amenities.

Feedback and Support

We work hard to listen to your feedback and make Gaia GPS the best mapping app available. If you like the update, you can support us by rating us in the app.

Head to Settings > Help > Release Notes and tap the smiley face!

Want to give more in-depth feedback? Send a note to support@gaiagps.com.

July 26, 2017
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All New Trails Search Powered by OpenStreetMap — the Largest Open Trail Catalog in the World

by Ashli Baldwin June 21, 2017
written by Ashli Baldwin

Search for trails and plan your next trip faster than ever with a new search engine on gaiagps.com. Send trails, waypoints and download maps directly to your mobile device.

OpenStreetMap powers the new search, allowing you to find your next adventure using the largest and most up to date open trail and POI database in the world.

You can add to the search, too. Edit OpenStreetMap to add trails, or publish trips and photos on gaiagps.com that other users will see when they view trails and parks.

Powerful Search Tools

Easily find trails, mountains, parks, cities, forests and more.

  • Head to gaiagps.com/map
  • Type in your search term
  • Click the item that best matches what you’re looking for


After finding a trail, the left side-bar populates with stats, a description, and nearby trips from other users.

On the map, parks and cities are outlined, while trails are highlighted and include an interactive elevation profile.

Seamless Trip Planning Between the Web and Your Device

In the sidebar, a new ‘Send to app’ button creates a folder with maps for the area. When viewing a trail, it will also create a route and attach related waypoints. Choose what maps to download and the resolution.

Open the Gaia GPS app to automatically download the folder and all of its data.

If you’re viewing a trail, click ‘Download’ to get a GPX, KML, or GeoJSON file to use with other GPS programs.

Continuous Improvements and Updates

Other recent updates to gaiagps.com/map include:

  • Collapsable sidebar
  • Full-screen map mode
  • Manage and add map sources from the layers menu

We also added OSM search to the new Gaia GPS app for iOS. You can read about the new app here.

Tell Us What You Think

Do you like the new search? Find something wrong? Contact us at support@gaiagps.com — we’d love to hear from you!

June 21, 2017
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Gaia GPS with USFS Motor Vehicle Use Maps

by Ashli Baldwin June 14, 2017
written by Ashli Baldwin

Interactive United States Forest Service’s popular Motor Vehicle Use Maps — now available in Gaia GPS version 1.1 for iOS.

Also in this update, two finger map rotation and course-up mode lock.

Read about the next generation Gaia GPS here and download it today.

Interactive Road Access Information

Available as an interactive Premium Member overlay within the iOS app, the MVUM overlay makes planning adventures and navigating in US National Forests simple.’

Tap roads on the map for USFS road usage restrictions and access dates.

Layer with Gaia Topo, one of the USFS map sources, or any other base map to get a comprehensive view.

Two Finger Map Rotation

Rotate the main map in any direction with a simple two finger motion. You can turn two finger rotate on or off from the settings menu.

Continuous Improvement

Other notable updates in Gaia GPS v1.1 for all iOS users include:

  • Course-up mode lock — Zooming in or out will not break the map lock on your current location
  • Improved Performance — Improvements to the Saved menu for accessing multiple years of data
  • Guidance — Offline guidance along trails found in Gaia Topo

Listening to You

Your feedback helps guide the development of Gaia GPS. This update includes highly requested features from users across the Gaia GPS Reddit page, Community forums, and from your emails.

Join the forums to get in on the conversation, or send an email to support@gaiagps.com.

June 14, 2017
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NextGen Gaia GPS, with National Geographic

by Aileen May 22, 2017
written by Aileen

Today, we released the next generation Gaia GPS app for iOS. We’re also delighted to announce the inclusion of National Geographic Trails Illustrated maps, on iOS, Android, and gaiagps.com.

The new app is a huge leap for Gaia GPS, with tremendous technology, new maps and features, and a polished user interface. Since last September, eleven people have worked on the design, engineering, and cartography for the new Gaia GPS. The beta tester group of about 80 participants includes professional guides, long distance hikers, backcountry skiers, hunters, off-roaders, mountain-bikers, and others – a broad cross-section of the Gaia GPS community.

Try the new Gaia GPS for free:     

Beautiful Map Display

The new Gaia GPS includes a faster/smoother mapping engine. Gaia Topo and some other sources now display as ‘vector’ maps. This improvement means labels stay crisp as you zoom in/out and maps download in smaller sizes.

National Geographic Trails Illustrated

The new Gaia GPS includes an expanded map catalog, featuring National Geographic Trails Illustrated. These are the most trusted and highly-rated topographic maps available for the United States’ top outdoor destinations. They are produced and regularly updated in partnership with local land managers and experts. They include detailed topographic information, clearly marked trails, recreational points of interest, and navigational aids. We’re thrilled to include this layer with a Gaia GPS Premium Membership.

Additionally:

  • Premium Members also get access to another new source – Neotreks topo maps for the US
  • all users of the new Gaia GPS can now access MapBox Satellite, Outdoor, and Streets maps – previously restricted to premium subscribers.

Trail and Park Search

Search the map like never before in Gaia GPS.

Gaia GPS will now suggest results as you type, and the new search feature lets you find parks, trails, forests, POIs, coordinates, and addresses. You can use the same search when you discover and plan trips on gaiagps.com/map.

You can also now tap directly on map features to get more information. Get stats about trails, pictures of places, official websites for parks and trails, and more.

Slick Redesign

The new Gaia GPS app makes navigating the backcountry easier, with a streamlined interface and unified design. Every screen got some love – from login/signup, to the map, to saved data – and we polished all the little details.

The new app has tabs along the bottom for major functions, unified button icons, and refined colors/fonts/layout. You can find the controls to customize the main map view (pictured in the right screenshot) by long-pressing the fullscreen button on the map.

Free Usage Periods for Existing Users

Already have the old Gaia GPS? You get a 2-year free usage period with the new app. You can also continue to use the old app.

Additionally, existing users with “GaiaPro” subscriptions from the old app get access to the new app at no additional cost, including National Geographic and all other Premium maps.

Existing Gaia GPS users can read an FAQ about the new app here.

Try it For Free Today

Anyone can download the new iOS version of Gaia GPS today, and start a free 7 day trial. Experience the next generation of outdoor mapping.

May 22, 2017
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A hybrid route from Curecanti Creek to Blue Mesa Reservoir, Gunnison County, CO.
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Create a Route Anywhere with Hybrid Routing

by Kate Dougherty November 3, 2016
written by Kate Dougherty
A hybrid route from Curecanti Creek to Blue Mesa Reservoir, Gunnison County, CO.

A hybrid route from Curecanti Creek to Blue Mesa Reservoir, Gunnison County, CO.

You can now plan a “hybrid” trip that mixes snap-to-trail and straight-line segments on gaiagps.com. While you could create each of these route types separately before, you couldn’t combine them.

With this improvement, if trails don’t exist for a section of your route, the planner generates a straight-line path instead. After completing the route, you’ll see an elevation profile and stats for the trip, just as you would for any other route.

Check out this video to see hybrid routing in action.
 

The combination of snap-to-trail and straight-line routing makes it easier to plan routes on any terrain.

Let us know what you think by posting your thoughts to the Gaia GPS Community Forum. As always, email us at support@gaiagps.com if you have any questions.

November 3, 2016
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