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RE: http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/relation/55450

Is it possible to extract a GPX file from this data? Am I missing something? It seems to me it should be just a matter of pressing a button, but I'm going mad finding the button!

The only alternative I have found is this:

http://pifpafpuf.de/cycleroute/map and tracing it manually.

I am having a difficult time finding a reliable GPS trace of this particular route, and I'd like a pristine version with no POI or anything other than a line to follow.

asked 08 Dec '12, 18:55

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edited 09 Dec '12, 08:35

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pifpafpuf doesn't even exist anymore

(30 Aug '22, 20:20) brightj
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This is hardly surprising after almost 10 years. Please either ignore such old questions or improve them by suggesting alternatives. Your comment isn't really helping, unfortunately.

(31 Aug '22, 10:44) scai ♦

Downloading OSM data in GPX format is not a core function of the site and there's no button on the OSM web site that does it. OSM makes all the data available but it takes third-party software or web sites to do what you want. I'll try to list a few but if those aren't to your liking you can always code something yourself - the data is there for the taking!

The simplest way to get a GPX for a relation is normally this utility from the German development server:

http://osmrm.openstreetmap.de/gpx.jsp?relation=55450

However for your particular relation it seems to error out. Alternatively there's a perl script called "rel2gpx.pl" which is documented in French and German, but not English, here:

http://mr-unseld.de/?q=de/node/170

There's also the option of loading the relation (via File->Download Object) in the JOSM editor and saving as GPX, however you'll have to combine the individual ways into one before if you want a proper, one-piece GPX. The wayselector plugin may help with that.

If your route were a hiking or cycling route then it could be exported as GPX on http://waymarkedtrails.org/ but that doesn't help you this time.

Manual tracing on the pifpafpuf.de site is certainly a "last resort" option but you could also try one of the routing engines listed on http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Routing/online_routers - most of them offer GPX export, and with any luck it is sufficient to define a couple via points along your desired route to find the one.

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answered 09 Dec '12, 01:01

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I was pretty sure that the 'Relation Analyzer' website (http://ra.osmsurround.org/) used to offer this functionality, but I can't find it any more.

(09 Dec '12, 14:16) Richard ♦

Found a solution: https://forum.openstreetmap.org/viewtopic.php?pid=832283#p832283

The simplest way to export OSM path to GPX file is to use [overpass turbo] page. Btw, in OSM terms, path are represented as Way structures, a simple list of node coordinates.

Open OSM, use search to navigate to the path (way) you want. For example, i used this one: https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/762977045 [Then] open https://overpass-turbo.eu/. In the left part of the screen you'll need to type following query, using the way ID [from] OSM page:

way(762977045); out geom;

Click Run and then Export -> download/copy as GPX

I have read couple of threads about this topic and I find it strange as none of them will provide such a clear an easy example. I guess many people will need to export some paths form OSM into GPX, and I hope this answer will help them

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answered 30 Aug '22, 20:41

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edited 30 Aug '22, 20:44

@brightj Thank you a lot for your answer that is clear and works fine. Cheers

(31 Aug '22, 16:48) gbal45
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It seems to me that the method used to export a way or a track or path from JOSM to GPX works not fine. Really it is designed mainly to export a relation. When I select ONLY a path the export procedure generates a GPX file that contains not only my path but also all the elements of the group which the path belongs to and I did not find a way to separate or eliminate the unwanted elements. Does anybody know a way to export JUST the wished element?

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answered 23 Jun '20, 18:32

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Puoi scaricare in formato GPX qualsiasi sentiero (o insieme di sentieri) che ti interessa usando una qualsiasi mappa di terze parti ad esempio LocusMap web, che è una copia di OSM. Nella funzione "pianifica percorso" di Locus Map web con il mouse crei waypoints per unire il tracciato che ti interessa e quando hai terminato salva il percorso e poi esporta in GPX. La traccia la trovi nella cartella downloads del tuo browser internet.

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answered 31 Dec '22, 10:56

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@Giovanni Forgione: Ti ringrazio molto. Però il metodo illustrato in precedenza, basato su overpass-turbo.eu è molto efficace e non coinvolge altre app tipo Locus, Komoot o altre. Ciao

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