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Courses: Import file and keep the original elevation data

Danny
over 6 years ago
When you import a .gpx file for a course, GC "corrects" the elevation profile. There should be an option to maintain the original elevation data (if it exists), similar to how it is handled with activities. GC's elevation correction is really bad in steep areas, especially side hill trails where minor discrepancies between GPS coordinates and their elevation model appear as a significant noise in the elevation profile. So, I'd like to maintain the elevation data in my .gpx file.
  • 0 over 4 years ago in reply to DanielM

    Well, I have my hopes crushed already, but let's hope so.

    I was in the same state as I think you are when I first came to realize this, found a lot of posts on the forums about it, even started my own, and commented all around but then as nothing seems to happen lost my hope. So it's nice to see you doing the same, but don't lost hope :D 

  • 0 over 4 years ago in reply to jmto

    thanks. just hope the workarounds will not be closed and the failed new sync option remains as the only one. don't feel like copying files via cable like its early start of the millennium.

  • 0 over 2 years ago

    Still not fixed 4 years later. Trying to figure this out on an Epix 2. I can import via Garmin/NewFiles, but then the course does not show up in garmin connect, and I cannot do things like set it as a race goal. Or is there a way to make that work?

  • 0 over 2 years ago in reply to DanielE
    DanielE said:
    Or is there a way to make that work?

    Yes, the workarounds are described in this thread, on the previous page, and also linked a the top of this page.

  • 0 over 2 years ago in reply to trux

    No, I don't think there are any good workaround. Importing from komoot or to the watch does not sync to garmin connect. The pace pro generated from the watch doesn't even have negative/positive splits configs.