Thanks. Good reason for using the official digital file because it should be more accurate.

By the way Alan, in reply to your post - the gpx files have originated from actually walking the route, not from mapping software.

Thanks Richard for pointing that out, whilst the file name was correctly labelled the title was showing Part D instead of Part E. I have now corrected this and re-uploaded the Part E gpx file to the website.
Annette Merchant

I have downloaded the 5 seperate files and noticed that section E comes up as section D so we have 2 section D which may be confusing on the walk, when you open up the section E file it is actually printed as section D can this be corrected?

My effort of creating the gpx files was well worth it. By the time I had consulted Google Earth a dozen times I felt like I was doing the walk. Devon and Cornwall looked magnificent in the sunshine. I was three quarters of the way through before I decided to contact the organisers, with some trepidation after the route description problems, to see what they were doing about the digital route. Their response confirmed something was going to be done and was imminent but I decided to complete what I had started.
The organisers look to have done a first rate job so I can consign my files to the dustbin.
Just one question remains for me. Did the official gpx files originate from a walked gps or have they been prepared using computer mapping?

Oh dear Alan I was just about to download yours when I saw the 100 site was updated :-( Nevermind you'll have a pretty good idea of what we can expect.... Thanks anyway.

Many thanks to Barry & Annette the GPX files are uploaded onto the
Camel-Teign Ivor's Dream 100 web page

Hazel

Chair 100 C'ttee

Brilliant! Thanks Alan

I have just finished plotting the route for the 100 on to Tracklogs. If anyone wishes to make use of my labours they should go to GPX Files and save each file excluding the directory. Remember you will have to find a gpx file on your PC. What I have done has no official capacity and I understand similar information will be provided by the organisers in due course. It was quite a task and I had to refer to Google Earth several times so use it at your own risk but it should save you a lot of time.