Riding the TET, Great Northern Trail, (Part Two). 

@@markchallenger8512 How deep would you estimate the water was, it looked quite deep, even near where I dipped my toes in. Thanks for watching and commenting on the video, I’m glad you enjoyed it. 👍

@@701Adventures my front wheel was totally under water so it got to be getting on a couple of feet deep. There’s big rocks in there too and rode straight into one and I just managed to catch before it went over. Two wet feet but the bike was saved😀

@@markchallenger8512 Ha, you’re a braver man than me, I’ll wait for the water level to drop, if it ever does. 😂😂

I think it was you know. 😂😂

@@oldeconey It was deeper than it looked! 😂

@@damianward2395 I’m using a Zumo XT which is mounted on the handlebars 👍

How are you importing the GPX file into the Zumo XT and are you importing them as a route or a track?

@@701Adventures thanks for your reply On the TET website I’m downloading the GPX files as a track

@@stephenclarke9419 I’ve been thinking about this today and I believe that when I imported the TET GPX files onto my Zumo XT I did it via Basecamp. Have you tried that? If not save the GPX file on your desktop or similar, open up Basecamp and then import the file into Basecamp. Then after connecting your XT to the computer export the GPX file to it, either as a track or route, depending on your preference and that should be it. On an Android device, (such as my Samsung Galaxy Tablet) with OS Maps or OSMAnd installed it’s a much simpler process, you can simply open the GPX file directly from the Tablet into whichever mapping software you prefer. I hope that helps a bit but if not have a look at some Facebook groups and they may be able to explain it better than I have attempted. Good luck. 👍