Brighton Parks and Trails GPS Map
BRIGHTON-2026-10 · Delivered
Overview
Built for the GPS assignment in the University of Denver GIS and UAS certificate. Eleven public parks and trails around Brighton are recorded as points with a name, category (city park, neighborhood park, regional park, state park, or trail), description, find-it hint, and difficulty rating. The points were exported from ArcGIS Pro with Features To GPX so they load into phone and handheld GPS apps, and the same data is published as a web map symbolized by category with name labels and a trimmed popup.
Processing
SoftwareArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online
Coordinate Reference Systems
- Horizontal
- WGS 84 (GPX); Web Mercator (web map)
Methods
- Point features for eleven parks and trails with category, description, hint, and difficulty attributes
- Features To GPX export in ArcGIS Pro for use in GPS apps
- Hosted feature layer in ArcGIS Online, shared publicly as a read-only view layer
- Web map symbolized by category with name labels and a trimmed popup
Deliverables
- GPX file of eleven parks and trails
- Public web map
Key Technical Challenge
Getting clean GPX waypoints out of ArcGIS Pro, then publishing the same data online without exposing the editable source layer.