GPX Viewer

GPX Viewer loads GPX files and renders route geometry for quick inspection by outdoor enthusiasts and GIS professionals. It computes total distance, elevation gain/loss, number of tracks, and time span, offering immediate metrics without external services.
Conceptually, the tool parses GPX XML, extracts track points, applies the Haversine formula to accumulate distance, and sums elevation changes to produce a concise report. It also exposes raw point data for downstream use and supports exporting summaries in CSV or JSON for integration into workflows.
Who benefits: hikers, cyclists, runners validating data quality, developers prototyping GIS pipelines, and trainers preparing performance summaries. Its differentiators include client-side parsing (reducing privacy concerns), support for multiple tracks in a single file, and straightforward export options without requiring a mapping UI. The tool focuses on accuracy in distance and elevation, robust handling of common GPX quirks, and clear, machine-readable outputs for automation.
Core features include GPX parsing, distance and elevation calculations, track-level summaries, optional unit conversion, and data export. Use cases range from field data QA and route comparison to preparing data for training logs or GIS analyses.