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Trails in Print

GPX to 3D print

The trail you walked,
in your hands.

Upload a GPX from any walk, run or ride. Trails in Print builds the landscape around it from real elevation data, so you can shape a model in your browser and print it at home.

  • Free to design
  • STL, OBJ and 3MF
  • Multi-colour ready

Drop your GPX file

Export it from Strava, Garmin Connect, Komoot and others

56°47′N5°00′W
A terrain model of Ben Nevis with the walking route raised in red across the ridge

Example model · one trail, many versions

Ben Nevis by the CMD Arête

Route © OpenStreetMap contributors

Distance
16.8 km
Highest
1,345 m
Width
100 mm

How it works

From a GPX file to a model on your shelf

  1. 01

    Upload your route

    Drop in a GPX from your watch, bike computer or route planner. We fetch the terrain around it automatically.

  2. 02

    Shape your model

    Choose the size and base shape, how the trail sits on the land, and up to eight print colours taken from land-cover data.

  3. 03

    Download and print

    Export a print-ready STL, OBJ or 3MF. Multi-colour and inlay exports are laid out for Bambu Studio.

What you can make

  • Four base shapes

    Square, hexagon, octagon or circle, from 5 to 30 cm across.

  • A trail that stands out

    Raise the route above the land in a round, square, triangular or star profile.

  • Colour from the land

    Water, forest, grass, rock and snow, reduced to the colours your printer can handle.

  • Inlays and jigsaws

    Print the trail as a separate insert, or colour pieces that slot into the base with alignment pins.

Pricing

Design for free, pay for the files

Each version of your trail (a different size, base shape or style) is bought once. Add several to your basket and the price per version drops.

  • Designing and previewing are free. You only pay for the print files.
  • Buy each version once, then download it as STL, OBJ or 3MF, in any colours.
  • Mix sizes, base shapes and styles of the same trail in one basket.
  • Up to 12 versions an order, always at the lowest price the packs allow.
  1. 1 version
  2. 2 versions
  3. 4 versions