Big Bend Hiking Guide: GPX files
Kraig Adams, kraigadams.com

These are my own GPS recordings of two days in the High Chisos, Big Bend
National Park, Texas, on April 4 and 5, 2021: from the Chisos Basin up the
Pinnacles Trail to Emory Peak and on to Boot Canyon campsite BC-4 (with my
walk back down to the Basin for lunch and up again); then, the next morning,
Boot Canyon to the South Rim and down the Laguna Meadows Trail to the Basin.
They show the way I actually walked. All timestamps have been removed.

big-bend-day-1.gpx          Day 1: the Chisos Basin to Emory Peak and Boot
                            Canyon BC-4, then back down to the Basin and up
                            to camp again (18.3 mi / 29.4 km; BC-4 is first
                            reached at mile 8.2)
big-bend-day-2.gpx          Day 2: Boot Canyon to the South Rim and down the
                            Laguna Meadows Trail (8.8 mi / 14.1 km)
big-bend-full-route.gpx     Both days in one file, plus waypoints for the
                            trailhead, Pinnacle Pass, Emory Peak, BC-4, the
                            South Rim viewpoint and the finish
stats.json                  The numbers used in the guide

How to use them
AllTrails: on alltrails.com, create a new map and use Import (offline maps
need a paid plan).
Gaia GPS: open the file on your phone and choose Gaia GPS, or use Import on
gaiagps.com.
Garmin: Garmin Connect on the web, Training, Courses, Import, then send it to
your watch or device.
Organic Maps (free): download the offline map for Texas, then open the GPX
file with Organic Maps.

Load them and download offline maps before you drive into the park: cell
service is patchy around the Chisos Basin and mostly gone on the trails.

These files are for your personal use. Please don't share or resell them.
Maps and waypoint names: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
