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Where can I download all the gpx file in OSM.org website? Is there a package include all the gpx file? I don't want to download these gpx files one by one...

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Wouldn't that result in an enormous (and hence very difficult to use/unusable) file? – Andy W Oct 14 '12 at 17:35
exactly enormous. according to my estimation, they will be larger than 300GB. But these original gpx files are very useful to me because I want to build trajectories of users using these gpx files. I have tried to crawl these gpx files to my computer by a small program(I wrote it:P), but it is too slow to bear...I'm wondering why not the OSM.org just pack these original gpx files up and release it with routine update:(?(just like the osm file?) – krist333 Oct 16 '12 at 15:52

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Yes. All of the GPX Traces uploaded to OSM can be found in the planet.gpx file at http://planet.openstreetmap.org/gps/

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thx for your answer. However, these files only include points without time label(maybe they are useful to other developers)which is very useful to me. What I want to build is a kind of trajectories of users, which is in a certain order of points. – krist333 Oct 18 '12 at 16:08
In a word, I need all the file in openstreetmap.org/traces. So I am wondering is there a package for these files with which I don't need to download them one by one. – krist333 Oct 18 '12 at 16:10
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Here: http://downloads.cloudmade.com/ but note that data is updated on a half year interval!

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thanks a lot!!!It really helps me(like the POI files). However, what I need in addition is the raw(original) gpx files uploaded by users in openstreetmap.org/traces. But these files are seperated and not convenient to download them all. I have tried to crawl these gpx files to my computer by a small program in java(I wrote it:P), but it is too slow to bear...I'm wondering why not the OSM.org just pack these original gpx files up and release it with routine update:(?(just like the osm file?) – krist333 Oct 16 '12 at 16:01

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