Oregon Hikers

I added both switchbacks.com and gpsfiledepot.com to the list. The list is in the OP of this thread.

added peakfinder.org to the list of browser utilities.

see first post in thread....

Koda wrote:added peakfinder.org to the list of browser utilities.

It also has a mobile app, so you can use it in the field (without a data connection).

added a wiki page from the OSM map project which has a list of more GPS track editor programs to explore

See first post in thread.

Ok fine, I'll add the link here: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Edit_GPS_tracks


Ultimately I've found track editor apps that do work for me on a Linux system but so far the ones that I've had time to use have been less than "user friendly" so I end up only using them if I really really need to. In the link I shared is one that looks promising that works on all 3 common operating systems called GpsMaster. When I get time I will check it out. The dilemma with many of these open source Linux apps is they are designed by rocket scientists for rocket scientists. I just want to push a button and have it clean up the track, merge or cut, place or delete waypoints, show accurate elevation/profile data and easily display over a modern USGS map like the ones from Caltopo (not the crappy OSM "cycle" topo map).