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@Viajero Perdido
I notice that Menion will offer you a solution.
Your trajectory is quite simple that will work.
Anyway I don't use Locus auto recalculation.

@Andrew Heard @ Viajero Perdido

I haven't invested time into why some are wrong but think it more likely when very short distances between some turns. I have a test route where I could note the details for objective testing.

I cannot confirm this. I hardly have anything like this before.
Show on map at what location you have this for. And above all, please share your design with the problem here as an attachment

Tap the imported navigation track display > Tap the track pop up info > Select Chart > Tap Left bottom Icon > Settings > Advanced settings > Select "Show waypoints" > SET.  Done. = The VIA point Icons (as set) are shown onto the elevation graph.

You presumably mean the announcement of a Via Point ? 
You can add via points using the route planner.
You can assign a free name to each via point.
A via name is announced just like turns by TTS.
https://docs.locusmap.app/doku.php?id=manual:user_guide:tracks:planning&s[]=route&s[]=planner#via_points

https://docs.locusmap.eu/doku.php?id=manual:user_guide:functions:poi_alert

@Menion

The Webplanner.
The result by 5.5 kmh is more realistic.
Optimal is to be able set custom speed.
And a gpx export inclusive timestamps.

Anyway find an advisable fine tool here:
Track analyser

Relevant? It's a planned track.

Yes I think so. The speed belonging to the applied timestamps do seem to be very far from reality. It is a mystery how Locus manages this.

A proprietary kmz extension allows Locus to transfer files.
I do suspect this is not usable for Google Earth imports.
Anyway some Locus users are probably more experienced using kmz.
Or the Locus developer may be able to inform you better.

Next is still not an official format but allows file transfers.
File transfers by gpx/gpz, on the other hand, is even quite easy.
Locus imports these gpz files but does not (yet) generate them.
The attached gpz import in Locus shows photos and doc and pdf. 
Open the attachments by selecting the appropriate associated apps.
This gpz file construction was produced by a manual edit.
Please note the xml rules for the gpx/gpz file composition.
https://www.baeldung.com/xml-encode-special-characters

An hour for 23 km of hiking is optimistic.

Share the gpx track ?

[configurable]

No other route planner generates time stamps.

Well, some other do, by means of a configurable avg speed set up.
A correctly timestamped track can so be quite informative.
In attachment a simple timestamped track.  Avg speed set: 4 kmh.
According to the route planner, you need 1h32' to walk from the train station to my local pub.
The terrain is flat and simple so the timestamps calculated by avg speed are representative.

Also the Plotaroute web planner adds reference timestamps in track points.
The Plotaroute web planner seems to be very optimised for ETA calculations. 
https://www.plotaroute.com/tip/11/how-to-estimate-the-time-to-complete-a-route
I did not try all this, anyway those interested can give it a try anyway.
Gpx downloads by Plotaroute can add Locus compatible navigation hints (if set).
Download as: GPS > GPX > Track > Directions > Download this route.

[OFFTRACK]

https://docs.locusmap.app/doku.php?id=manual:user_guide:functions:guidance#target_notifications
Locus uses the clock notation as a GUIDING direction pointer during OFFTRACK situations.

you had written here: https://forum.locusmap.eu/index.php?topic=8743.msg74909#msg74909
"Turn-by-turn instructions for manual segments should be possible"
I would be very happy about this improvement.  It would save me the trouble of converting the shaping points.

Manual beeline instructions through the clock notation. The clock guiding notation is already known in Locus map for many years.

> Was ist eine GPZ Datei in Navigations Apps?

gpx>gpz ist ähnlich wie kml>kmz. In seiner einfachsten Form, ein geziptes gpx oder kml datei.
Weitere gpz Informationen finden Sie hier:
https://logiqx.github.io/gpx-ideas/usage/gpz/

Das ist auf jeden Fall richtig, wenn ihre Bilder (Fotos) inclusiv geotags sind.
Ein Track plus Wegpunkte inclusiv Bildern ohne geotags teilen ist mittels eine gpz-Datei möglich.

Da die Speicherung der Bilder und der Datenbank unterschiedlich ist, besteht die Gefahr, dass sie getrennt werden.
Wenn Sie den Track und Wegpunkte und Bilder in einer gpz-Datei speichern ist die Gefahr einer Trennung gering.
https://help.locusmap.eu/topic/33948-transfer-any-image-as-a-usefull-thumbnail-map-icon