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How to record GPX tracks in the Geo Tracker app
You can use the "Geo Tracker" app on Android to record and export GPX track files for use on trailmap.co.za - simply follow the steps in the video below, then submit your new trail at https://trailmap.co.za/trail-submission/.
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