Goat Rocks Hiking Guide: GPX files
Kraig Adams, kraigadams.com

These are my own GPS recordings of my three-day loop in the Goat Rocks
Wilderness, Washington, August 7 to 9, 2020. They show the way I actually
walked. All timestamps have been removed.

THE FILES

goat-rocks-day-1.gpx   Day 1: Walupt Lake up to the PCT and north to my
                       camp below Cispus Pass (11.9 mi / 19.1 km)
goat-rocks-day-2.gpx   Day 2: Cispus Pass, Old Snowy, the Knife's Edge and
                       Goat Lake to my camp on Goat Ridge (16.4 mi / 26.4 km)
goat-rocks-day-3.gpx   Day 3: Goat Ridge to Berry Patch and back to Walupt
                       Lake (11.0 mi / 17.7 km)
goat-rocks-loop-full-route.gpx   All three days in one file, plus waypoints
                       for the places named in the guide.
stats.json             The numbers for each day, from these files.

Total: 39.3 mi (63.2 km), about 7,490 ft (2,280 m) of climbing and
7,420 ft (2,260 m) down.

HOW TO LOAD THEM

AllTrails: on a computer, sign in at alltrails.com, create a new map and use
Import to upload the file. The map then shows up in the app on your phone.
Downloading it for offline use needs a paid AllTrails plan.

Gaia GPS: on your phone, open the file from Files, email or AirDrop and choose
Gaia GPS, or on gaiagps.com choose Import. Then download the map area for
offline use.

Garmin: in Garmin Connect (web), go to Training, Courses, Import, and pick the
file. Save it as a course and send it to your watch.

Organic Maps: first download the free offline map for Washington. Then open
the GPX file on your phone and choose Organic Maps. It shows up in your
bookmarks and tracks list and works fully offline.

Before you leave Packwood, download offline maps and check that each day shows
up in your app. Don't count on phone signal on the trail. Rules and
conditions change: check them before you go. Use this as a guide, not a
guarantee.

Copyright 2026 Kraig Adams. For your personal use. Please don't share or resell.
