---
title: "GPX Elevation Profile Analyzer - Free Route Viewer | TrainPace"
description: "GPX elevation profile analyzer. Upload a GPX file to view elevation gain/loss, grade, and climb difficulty with an interactive map."
url: https://trainpace.com/elevationfinder/guides/gpx-elevation-profile-analyzer
---

# GPX Elevation Profile Analyzer

GPX elevation profile analyzer. Upload a GPX file to view elevation gain/loss, grade, and climb difficulty with an interactive map.

If you have a GPX file from Strava, Garmin, COROS, or your watch, you can visualize elevation gain and gradients in seconds.

- Interactive elevation profile and map
- Total gain/loss and grade breakdown
- Useful for race course and long-run planning

## How to analyze a GPX elevation profile

Upload a GPX route and review elevation gain, grades, and difficult sections.

1. Export GPX: Download your GPX from Strava, Garmin Connect, or your device.
2. Upload file: Drop the GPX into ElevationFinder.
3. Review climbs: Use the profile and segment analysis to spot key hills.

- [Open ElevationFinder](https://trainpace.com/elevationfinder)

## Other TrainPace tools

- [Pace Calculator](https://trainpace.com/calculator) — training paces from a recent race result
- [VDOT Calculator](https://trainpace.com/vdot) — fitness score and equivalent race times
- [Training Plan Builder](https://trainpace.com/plan) — week-by-week 5K to marathon plans
- [Race Fuel Planner](https://trainpace.com/fuel) — carbs per hour and gel counts
- [Elevation Finder](https://trainpace.com/elevation-finder) — GPX route and climb analysis

## For AI agents

Every page on this site has a Markdown mirror at the same path with a .md suffix (for example /calculator.md), and honors an Accept: text/markdown request header on the HTML URL. The calculations here are also available as callable tools through a free public MCP server — no account or API key.

- [llms.txt](https://trainpace.com/llms.txt) — site index for agents
- [llms-full.txt](https://trainpace.com/llms-full.txt) — every page's Markdown in one file
- [MCP server docs](https://trainpace.com/mcp) — endpoint, tools, and client setup