Fitbit TCX file with ArcGIS?

[CoralGardner]

My research includes a lot of hiking for surveying. I have a fitbit which uses GPS to map my hikes. I can export the data to TCX file. How do import this and use it with ArcGIS Pro or Desktop, or is there a way I can convert it into a compatible format for ArcGIS?

[JoeBorgione]

According to Training Center XML - Wikipedia  it's a particular flavor of xml, and according to that article it's similar to the gpx flavor of xml that Garmin gps units spit out.  I'm pretty sure ArcGIS can read a gpx file, so you may want to find a gpx file and compare it to your tcx file and then see if there is a conversion routine available to do so.  See this too:  TCX Converter - The multiconverter tool 

edited to add:  GPX to Features tool : GPX To Features—Help | ArcGIS Desktop 

Here is what your tcx file looks like in xml notepad:

[JanetSilb_Spike]

I used Garmin Basecamp to import my TCX files and export them as GPX - very easy to do!

[LisaCasey]

I was able to open the TCX file in excel, save as a csv and add to arcpro. My file includes fields for the  lat/longs.

[BrianMurphy5]

I just used the AllTrails file converter and was able to spit out the .tcx as a .kml. Just threw it into Pro and it worked like a charm.

https://www.alltrails.com/converter