One of the benefits of the 935 is its GPS tracking ability. This is useful for geocoding photos. I use a renamed 'Walk' activity to capture GPS locations which I can later use for geocoding. Other methods include: using a camera with built-in GPS or an accessory GPS unit (such as I use on my full-frame Nikon); a stand-alone GPS tracker; or a smartphone app that records GPX tracks (and of course smartphones record GPS coordinates in their own camera photos). The particular advantage of the 935 is that it's always with me, so recording a GPS track for use with a non-GPS camera is fairly convenient. I should mention that my mobile phone uses the Google Fi network, which has transparent access both in the US and in other countries, so I don't have any issues with communication between my watch, the connect app and connect.garmin.com.
However, getting the track to the laptop I use for organizing and processing my photos isn't as simple as recording the track. I currently wait until the activity is fully synced and then access the track via connect.garmin.com, which itself takes several steps.
Is there a simple/convenient way to transfer a 935 track to my laptop or desktop as a GPX file? Ideally, this is something that would need only a couple of steps, and that could be partly or fully automated (for a situation where, for example, one records multiple tracks over a number of days while traveling).
