Downloading .gpx from a Published Adventure

Just 2 months ago, when I provided friends a link to a published Garmin Adventure such provided below, the .gpx file was available to download from a link near the bottom of the webpage displayed from the link. That .gpx is then available to load into a compatible GPS device.

http://adventures.garmin.com/by/rkruz2/beautiful-north-texas/

However, currently when accessing this Adventure, in order to access the .gpx one must install Basecamp in order to eventually extract the .gpx.

Is this a recent change or am I missing something?

Is there a way to access the .gpx file from an Adventure web page without installing Basecamp?

Thanks for the advise

0 SUSSAMB over 9 years ago

This published in 2012 seems to indicate BaseCamp has always been required?

http://garmin.blogs.com/softwareupdates/2012/08/garmin-adventures.html#.Vz2k5OrTVDs

0 rkruz2 over 9 years ago

This published in 2012 seems to indicate BaseCamp has always been required?

http://garmin.blogs.com/softwareupdates/2012/08/garmin-adventures.html#.Vz2k5OrTVDs

Yea. Thats for downloading an "Adventure"......pics, maps, description etc.

I was asking about only the .gpx file. In the past when I have posted an adventure, (e.g., using the link I provided) a person without Basecamp could review the published Adventure and from a link and at the bottom of the webpage download the .gpx of the Adventure. All without Basecamp. Recently when viewing the web version of the adventure, one has to have Basecamp installed to get the .gpx. Of course you can then get the gpx from Basecamp after its installed, but for those without Basecamp and who not desire to install it, the direct access to the .gpx was convenient.

0 SUSSAMB over 9 years ago

Ah okay, misunderstood you.