Hello
Some of the GPX files I find on the Net may have multiple segments in a track, multiple tracks in a single GPX, and have a route spread over multiple GPX files.
To make matters worse, some segments are in the wrong order; I assume the person rode those on different days, and put the segments together without paying attention to order.
So I'm looking for a (Windows) application that makes it easy to…
Without knowing much about GPX, I tried GPS Track Editor, GpsPrune, and Garmin BaseCamp, all to no avail. Did I miss something, or should I look at yet another application?
Thank you.
Ps: Here's a screenshot of a GPX file where segments are in the wrong order

Some of the GPX files I find on the Net may have multiple segments in a track, multiple tracks in a single GPX, and have a route spread over multiple GPX files.
To make matters worse, some segments are in the wrong order; I assume the person rode those on different days, and put the segments together without paying attention to order.
So I'm looking for a (Windows) application that makes it easy to…
- open GPX files (at least one, but it'd be even better if it could load more than one simultaneously, to make it easier to work on a route that spreads over multiple files
- let met reorder segments though drag 'n drop
- and finally, let me select all the segments and join them in to a single track, ready to be saved as a new GPX file.
Without knowing much about GPX, I tried GPS Track Editor, GpsPrune, and Garmin BaseCamp, all to no avail. Did I miss something, or should I look at yet another application?
Thank you.
Ps: Here's a screenshot of a GPX file where segments are in the wrong order

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