If you do not have a smartphone app that can read GPX files, several free options are available wherever you download apps. The Kattegattleden is now saved as an alternative route in your smartphone, and you can start it when you arrive for your bike ride.ġ. If you have a smartphone, you will be asked which program (app) should open the file once it has been downloaded. (Some apps and bike computers allow you to change the direction of the file in that case you only need to download one file.)Ģ. Check that you are using the right one to ensure you are directed properly. There are two files, one for each direction of travel. Download the GPX file here from our website, see below.
Your position will be shown as a dot on the map so you know where you are and can easily navigate.ġ. It shows the entire Kattegattleden on a map on which you can zoom in to the desired level of detail. There is also a simpler, free solution, but it does require a smartphone. This is called turn by turn navigation.) Positioning (The GPS navigator has a screen that shows where the path leads and some navigators may give verbal directions about where to turn. You will receive continuous information about when to turn, and if you go the wrong way, it will lead you back to the trail. If you have a bike computer with a GPS and map function or a phone and a mobile app with a navigation function, you can download a GPX file to your device here on the website, see below. There are two variations, depending on which direction you want to cycle, and you can download them from Kattegattleden as GPX files, see at the bottom of the page.
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