GPS Path Reader

Read latitude & longitude graphs — then find the walk on the map.
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The walk's GPS recording

Lat · N–S Lon · E–W
A student walked while their phone logged position. Both graphs share the same time axis — a turn happens at one moment, so it lines up vertically across both.

Which route produced these graphs?

Tip: latitude up = North, longitude up = East. Each leg is walked at a steady pace.

How the graphs map to the path

    Part 2 — About how far did they walk? (total path length)