Direct synchronization between Wikiloc and COROS: routes in a couple of clicks

GPS device manufacturer COROS and the popular platform Wikiloc , which already brings together more than 60 million routes worldwide, have taken a key step for those looking to train and explore without limits.

This new link allows you to transfer routes from Wikiloc to the COROS app with a couple of taps, and then synchronize them with your watch or GPS device.

In addition, any route recorded with COROS will go directly to the Wikiloc account, ready to be shared publicly or privately.

Direct connection in just a few steps

To begin, you need to link your COROS account to your Wikiloc account. Once that link is complete, simply choose a route on Wikiloc (either on their website or in the app) and send it to your GPS using the COROS application.

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The entire process takes no more than a few seconds:

1. Open the route in Wikiloc.
2. Press the “Send to your GPS” button.
3. Enter the app CHOIRS to confirm the transfer.
4. Sync with COROS device.

From there, the route is ready to start the outdoor activity.

Share routes and reach a large community

This new feature is useful for both triathletes who train daily and those who go on occasional hiking, cycling or trail running trips.

Likewise, each route recorded in COROS will be automatically uploaded to the Wikiloc account , and it is up to the user to decide whether it will be public or private.

This expands the opportunity to showcase adventures and motivate more than 16 million fans to try these routes. Filtering routes by distance, elevation or type of activity is easy on the platform, making it easy to find the perfect plan for each person.

Full compatibility with the COROS range

The linking system is compatible with all models in the COROS family . Whether it's the PACE, VERTIX, APEX, or DURA, the tool works the same way and guarantees the same speed when transferring routes.

This is interesting for those who already have one of these devices and want to open themselves up to new experiences in different places.