# Sample GPX track file for testing GPS tools, free and CC0 1 GPX test file of 12.9 KB. A direct URL, the file's SHA-256 and CC0, so curl and CI can fetch it with no signup and no keys. The page: . GPX is the XML format GPS devices and fitness apps use to exchange tracks, routes and waypoints. `gpx/track-100-points.gpx` is a GPX 1.1 track: one track, one segment and 100 points, each with an elevation and a timestamp. The timestamps increase monotonically, so software that computes duration, speed or pace gets sensible numbers, and an importer that sorts or removes duplicate points has an order to preserve. The elevations let you test elevation profiles and total ascent. Use it to test fitness and mapping apps, GPX importers and converters, and upload forms that accept activity files. Because GPX is XML with a namespace, it also checks that a parser handles the GPX 1.1 namespace rather than matching bare element names, which is the most common reason a GPX file "has no points" in a hand-written importer. Related formats: [GeoJSON](https://loremfile.dev/geojson) and [KML](https://loremfile.dev/kml). ## Files | Path | Size | MIME | Properties | |---|---|---|---| | [`gpx/track-100-points.gpx`](https://loremfile.dev/gpx/track-100-points.gpx) | 12.9 KB (12,873 bytes) | `application/gpx+xml` | utf-8, LF, 415 lines | The same list as JSON: .