jwenl

With this plugin you will be able to add GPX files to your WordPress environment. After uploading a GPX file you are able to generate a Google Map in your blogpost with a simple tag. An elevation (graph) image and a speed (graph) image are also available.
Use Google map 
By using the syntax [gpx2graphics map 1] you will add a Google Map of the GPX file with ID 1 into your blogpost. 
The [gpx2graphics map 1] tag will be automatically replaced with the correct JS file.
Use Elevation image 
By using the syntax [gpx2graphics elevation 1] you will add a elevation image of the GPX file with ID 1 into your blogpost. 
The [gpx2graphics map 1] tag will be automatically replaced width the correct image tag.
Use image 
By using the syntax [gpx2graphics speed 1] you will add a speed image of the GPX file with ID 1 into your blogpost. 
The [gpx2graphics map 1] tag will be automatically replaced width the correct image tag.
Example page 
An example of the result in your weblog can be found here: http://janwillemeshuis.nl/jwe-new-media-solutions/wordpress-plugins/gpx2graphics-plugin/

Gpx2Graphics

Create a Google Map, Elevation image or Speed image from your (Garmin) GpX files.

Stuart Tevendale

Show Fit File is a sports & fitness oriented plugin that allows you to add a map and summary exercise data from a fit, gpx or tcx file. The maps are generated using leafletJS with the map tiles provided by OpenStreetMap.
These files are produced by fitness, running and cycling computers, such as Garmin, Polar, Suunto, Wahoo and Hammerhead devices. The files can usually be downloaded either directly from the device, or via the manufacturer’s portal.
Both a Gutenberg Block and Shortcode (.fit files only) versions are present in this plugin.
<h3>Usage</h3>
<h4>Block</h4>
Add the Show Fit File block to your post
Click on the blue button below the map to upload your .fit , .gpx or .tcx file. After a couple of seconds, your file will then be displayed.
An altitude profile graph will be displayed under the map. This can be hidden using the block controls in the side bar.
<h4>Shortcode</h4>
Upload the .fit file to your Media Library, then simply create a map from the file by adding the following ShortCode to your post:
[showfitfile file=”2019-06-16-10-48-12.fit”]
To change the units to Imperial (default is metric):
[showfitfile file=”2019-06-16-10-48-12.fit” units = “imperial”]
To change the route colour (default is ‘Red’):
[showfitfile file=”2019-06-16-10-48-12.fit” colour = “blue”]
To allow scrolling and zooming of the map (default is ‘no’)
[showfitfile file=”2019-06-16-10-48-12.fit” interactive = “yes”]
<h4>Icon</h4>
The icon uses Map by Atif Arshad from the Noun Project https://thenounproject.com/browse/icons/term/map/

Show Fit File

A plugin to display fit, gpx and tcx files.

Gpx2Graphics vs Show Fit File