auto_awesome Trail System Creation & Import Studio
Upload GPX, KML, KMZ, or GeoJSON files, convert attributes into TrailTastic's Firestore schema, export clean GeoJSON for QGIS editing, or publish directly.
Create New System
Active ModeUpload new GPX, KML, KMZ, or GeoJSON files from your computer to build a brand-new system from scratch.
Edit Existing System
Select SystemFetch latest established attributes & trail segment documentIDs directly from Firestore for 1-click QGIS editing.
upload_file Step 1: Upload Trail Data Files (GPX, KML, KMZ, GeoJSON)
Multi-Format ParserDrag & Drop Trail Data Files Here
Supports .GPX, .KML (with inline & shared colors), .KMZ (zipped Google Earth), and .GeoJSON / .JSON files.
Parsed Files & Data Summary 0 tracks loaded
schema Field Mapping Assistant (Map File Tags to TrailTastic Schema)
0 fields discovered| TrailTastic Schema Field | Import File Tag / Default Mapping |
|---|---|
| trailName Trail Name string (e.g. "High rock Trail") | |
| trailNumber Trail # code string (e.g. "RB9", "O") | |
| colorName Rating category name (e.g. "MAGENTA", "PURPLE", "GREEN") | |
| colorRGBA RGBA color code string (e.g. "rgba(255, 0, 221, 1)") | palette Defined by KML LineStyle colors or System Rating Scale in Step 3 |
| direction Travel direction ("both" | "forward" | "reverse") | |
| condition Trail status ("open" | "closed" | "caution") |
assistant Step 2: Attribute Assistant & Map Preview
Data Converter & ReviewQGIS Native Topology Workflow
All spatial topology (snapping endpoints, splitting intersections, dangle fixes) is handled natively in QGIS. In Step 4, download your clean GeoJSON file for QGIS editing.
| # | Trail # | Trail Name | Rating / Color | Direction | Condition | Points | Delete |
|---|
tune Step 3: Trail System Metadata & Rating Scale
System Configurationdownload_for_offline Step 4: Export Standardized GeoJSON & QGIS Style Package
QGIS Package ExportDownload 1-Click QGIS Package (ZIP)
Exports standardized GeoJSON layers (trails & waypoints) along with matching .qml style sidecars into a timestamped ZIP archive. When unzipped, dragging the GeoJSON files into QGIS will automatically apply styles and labels.