Like many of the best Web apps, this one is dead simple to use, and uses Googles superb mapping application to help record how far youve travelled. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.Were big fans of walking and cycling, so when we heard about gmap pedometer we donned our virtual Goretex walking boots and hiked straight over to the site.

You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. On Monday, June 11th, 2012 at 4:53 pm and is filed under Uncategorized. Select “None” in the “Waypoint Options” section of the form. One note: turn off Waypoints on the GPS Visualizer. Using the KML file, I was able to import the route into Google Maps (within the My Maps section, after logging into Google). So once I saved the GPX file, I uploaded it to the very helpful and detailed GPS Visualizer and was able to create a KML file. Google maps expects KML files though, not GPX files.

I exported the routes from gmap-pedometer as GPX files (using the great bookmarklet script from ). Google Maps works well on the iPhone, so I simply had to export the gmap-pedometer data into Google Maps. So, I really wanted the routes to show up in a mobile-friendly app.

The only problem is that gmap-pedometer is not a mobile-friendly website, and I would be running with my iPhone. This is a tremendous time savings feature. So, I drew my routes using the “draw route automatically” feature for runners and bicyclists. Fortunately, I am an avid user of gmap-pedometer. However, it was not intuitive to me how to do this with Google Map Maker. I wanted to draw running routes in google maps that I could follow during the legs of the Ragnar Chicago relay race I was part of this past weekend.

Gmap pedometer app