About: TravelByGPS.com

The purpose of this web site is primarily to provide free recreational GPS data. In addition to waypoints, routes and tracks, you will find pictures, descriptive text, and even audio narratives describing unique travel adventures. Since 1998, this site has been built on useful and reliable location information, contributed by GPS enthusiasts around the world. You will also find a wealth of resources for creating your own GPS maps and tour guides. If you like this web site and have something to offer, I hope that you will become a contributor, and help make TravelByGPS.com the quintessential web site for recreational GPS enthusiasts.

- Doug Adomatis (profile) d/b/a Turner Endeavors
Contact me to have a GPS tour created for your orginization (email)
or to become a contributor.

Testimonials and other kind words from our patrons

"Doug at TravelByGPS was extremely helpful in walking us through our first tour production. We couldn't have done it without his expertise and patience in walking us through the process. We look forward to passing along the techniques and promoting this excellent technology. Thanks again for all your help!" - Dom Livoti (www.scootcoupe.com)

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TravelByGPS.com achieves Alexa traffic rank of 50,516 on Christmas 2007. Traffic rank is based on the number of users ("reach") who visit that site and the number of pages on the site viewed by those users. Reach (graph at right) is the percentage of all Internet users who visit a given site. Moreover, traffic rank is the geometric mean reach and page views, averaged over time.

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"I just picked up an HP travelmate for our road trip in Europe. Marvelous device - definitely saved the marriage. Having used it for a couple of weeks it occured to me that there must be some way to download driving tours - my search brought me to your website. You have a lot of valuable information on your site" - Brian

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"This is the first third-party application like this that I have seen. Doug Adomatis, the guy behind Travel by GPS, has been wanting an application like this for years. He notes that his is the first site to publish free Garmin tour guides in the GPI format." - GPS tracklog

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"Thank you profoundly for your website, and the GPS coordinates provided. You've made our cruise around the islands richer for your shared information.
Well done!" - Steve, typing from Jeremy's place

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"This is the first GPS website I have visited... and the the first thing I saw was the page about limestone country! I live in Mitchell! Small World. Keep up the good work. People like me appreciate it!" - Rita, in Lawrence County, Indiana

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"We looked at finding the coolest, most underground sites and putting them in a place that was easy to share with like-minded enthusiasts. Yours was one of them."
- Digging: Found on Yahoo! Search

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"Thanks for your GREAT website. I teach Earth science in Virginia where GPS is a part of our required curriculum." - Mary Jo

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"I guess you have seen Google Earth... Your tour data has been translated into the marvellous Google Earth application, see here: http://bbs.keyhole.com... - Adriaan

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"I've looked at pretty much your entire site and I am impressed with the amount of useful information. It's a welcome resource in a time when there is so much junk on the Internet." - Jay Snively (www.maps-gps-info.com)

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Tracking Santa:"What a delight it has been for my husband and I and our three children to follow his movements this Christmas eve! Thanks again for an evening of excitment and fun! The Reynolds Family."

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"I've cycled America, Japan, Puerto Rico, and southern Europe by GPS. I hiked the 1,800 mile Shikoku Trail in Japan and navigate by GPS when I'm paddling. I was thinking of starting a site of my own, then I came across yours. 'This guy's got it right,' I thought." - Jonathan

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"... a fun and exciting way to communicate unique travel experiences." - July/August 2004 Issue of FRIENDS Magazine. Read the interview here

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"A Great Site"
- April 2004 Issue of Trail Rider Magazine

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"Doug, I wanted to thank you for being one of the first to share your work, and providing a site for other's to share theirs. Your DeLorme Route 66 and Lewis & Clark routes have benefited many RVers I've sent to your site. Your efforts to provide mapping info for current events should be applauded, and I hope your site is around for years to come" - Dan Lawyer

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"I sincerely believe that your work inspired me more than any other site to do something practical and gave me the idea for developing the exercises at gps-practice-and-fun.com"
- Andreas van Hooijdonk

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"I have found more information on your site in the past hour
than two weeks of searching other sites." - Robert

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"What an incredible service for you to provide
waypoints for the TdeF...PLEASE do so next year!
For those of us in Europe, we can truly "drive on down"
for the stages. This saved a huge amount of web research
for me, and others." - Ned

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"Travel By GPS should be your starting point
for finding GPS trip and trail data on the web."
- Dave Wissenbach

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The whole route that you mapped for us was very beautiful,
a lot of it was right on the coast of Lake Huron,
and all the small towns along the way had their charm too."- Mike

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"I have rarely received such
complete and pertinent information...
I will even recommend the site for others
in our Lake Lanier Adopt-A-Lake group.
Smooth Sailing,
Beverly"

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"Thanks for all your help organizing my vacation to Western North
Carolina. This site is a 'Right Arm' for anyone with a GPS!
Thanks again!
Rick Byrd"

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