Scroll all the way to the bottom of the directions and click "Save to My Maps"/"Ajouter à "Mes cartes"". You'll have to choose an existing map of yours or create a new one. I want a editor to display a map on the screen and click at specific positions to create a point and give this point a timestamp and export to GPX file. In the end, I use the gpx file with osm and D3, but it's not my question. Options to export the map as a .kml or .gpx file (Exporting Map Data) Tools to import courses, .gpx, .kml, or .kmz files (Importing Map Data) Controls to select additional maps for your device (Map Availability) Your most recent location, marked by an arrow with your name next to it How do I export a Google map route? To export a route to KML you’ll have to use Google MyMaps. add a route to new or existing layer. drag and drop the route to suit your needs. Open the maps options menue (3 dots above the layers) Export to KML. 6 days ago · Once logged in, click on the 'My Forms' tab at the top of the page. 03. In the 'My Forms' section, click on the 'Upload Document' button. 04. Select the GPX file you want to convert from your computer or cloud storage. 05. After uploading the GPX file, click on the 'Convert to PDF' button. 06. That thing looks cool. No idea it even existed. From what little I know of exporting Google Maps to GPX, you need a third-party tool, and most of those have passed on. I am now researching this further as I like the simplicity of the Beeline device. Select the Waypoint or Track you want to transfer, or add them all to a single folder to transfer them at once. NOTE: On Android devices, the "Export" option will be in the Waypoint or Track's menu with no need to tap the three dots. Tap "Export." Choose either GPX or KML format (onX recommends GPX format). Plug in your Garmin via USB. On the website, navigate to your route or ride. Click the Export tab then click on your desired filetype, either TCX Course, GPX Track, or FIT Course. If your computer prompts you to save the file to a specific location, place it somewhere memorable like the desktop. Using the Finder, My Computer or other tool on tYuaFh1.