iPhone Users - How to Import NoBMoB trail Maps into your iPhone's Google Earth

iPhone Users - How to Import NoBMoB trail Maps into your iPhone's Google Earth app
(Tested in iPhone 5 with the latest Google Maps and Google Earth installed)

1 - Download Google earth to your PC and Install

2 - Download the file "NoBMoB KML" (http://nobmob.com/rides/kml) to your PC

3 - Open the file "NoBMoB KML" in Google earth PC application - File / Open

4 - Go to the desired trail in the trail list in Google Earth
e.g. NoBMoB / Northern Beaches / Red Hill / Red Hill

5 - Right click on the Specific trail main's file (e.g. Red Hill and click - Save Place As...)

Note: Do not do this in the main list as Google maps can only import a limited number of checkpoints per Map

6 - Save the generated file (e.g. Red Hill.kml) to your PC

7 - Go to Google maps (https://maps.google.com.au/)- Sign in to your Google account

8 - In Google Maps go to "my places" Click on "Or create with classic My Maps"

9 - Give it a title and description (I suggest using e.g."Bike Trail - Red Hill" to differentiate from other personal maps)

10 - Click "Import" above the Title and "Chose File" to import the file created from Google Earth (e.g. Red Hill.kml) now Upload

11 - Optional: I suggest you click "Edit" in the map visually search for the meeting point on that trail and right click / Add a placemark / give it a name and Save.

12 - Click "Done" and then "My Places"

On your iPhone

13 - Open Google Earth (signed in) and in the Menu go to "my Maps"

14 - Select your Map and exit the menu

15 - VOILA!!!

Unfortunately is not currently possible to import .kml files into the iPhone's Google Maps or Google Earth ( https://support.google.com/mapsenginelite/answer...) this is the workaround

Also, in iOS Google Earth and Google Maps do not speak to each other so I suggest you save the meeting Point in Google maps (https://support.google.com/gmm/answer/3142020?hl=en) and then navigate the trail with Google Earth.