Found this with a quick search using Bing (ahem). In case you find it helpful: I believe Windows Maps and Bing Maps use the same data, provided you are logged in with your Microsoft account. I don't believe that Maps supports that yet. I've always used NaviComputer on my Windows Phone to record and view GPX files, and I'm sure there are other But I can't find the import feature anywhere in the Bing Maps user interface. Before I go too far saving places in either Bing Maps or Google Maps, I'd like to ensure I can exchange my saved places between them.

Starting a Route by Using the Map; Going Home. Editing Your Home Location; Your Route on the Map. Active Lane Guidance; Viewing Turns and Directions; Viewing the Entire Route on the Map; Adding a Location to Your Route; Shaping Your Route; Taking a Detour; Stopping the Route; Trip Planner. Planning a Trip; Navigating to a Saved Trip

Hover over 'Saved' in the top header and select 'Create map' Click ‘Upload from file’ in the left panel Click and drag your file into the box or hit 'Browse' to open your file manager and select your file
Go to My Maps, create a New Map and click on Import to import the GPX file and voila you can save your map. to convert the route on Google Maps to a GPX file Caltopo (described above) is quite handy in that it allows you to import GPX (Garmin GPS file) or KML (Google Earth) files (both vector-based). You can overlay this data (plus easily create new points, paths and polygons in CalTopo), then underlay it with a selection of their imagery and data, then export all these layers together as a MBTiles A measuring tool (Measuring Distance on the Map) Options to export the map as a .kml or .gpx file (Exporting Map Data) Tools to import courses, .gpx, .kml, or .kmz files (Importing Map Data) Controls to select additional maps for your device (Map Availability) Your most recent location, marked by an arrow with your name next to it Use your Google Account. Email or phone. Forgot email? Type the text you hear or see. Not your computer?
You can find this option in the menu on the left. Just under that layer, click the Import link. An option to import the GPX file from your computer will present itself. You can choose to do so or simply drag and drop the file directly into the area provided. Hit the Upload button and your map waypoints should be added to the new map, automatically.
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