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In the forest near our village we have a jogging track. This is a loop about 700m long and winds in and out around the trees. The surface is wood bark. How can I tag this? I have tried drawing a line in a complete loop, but this is when rendered as an area, which is incorrect. I have used leisure:track and sport:running, but this is not giving me the result I expect. Does anyone have a better solution? |
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I think leisure=track is the right way of tagging it. You should add area=no to the way, though. That makes it clear that it's a linear track and not an area. Whether all renderers respect that is another question. |
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In German these tracks are called a "Finnenbahn", there is currently no tagging that is really satisfactory. But in any case you should not tag for the renderer, it is an issue for the developers of the style if something renders wrong, not an issue for you. Example tagging: http://www.openstreetmap.org/way/60767516 1
I don't think that hw=path, sport=running in your example is a good combination. Granted, if the track at the same time is a "normal" path that should be routable, probably a hw=* is needed. So maybe use hw=path and leisure=track simultaneously.
(11 May '17, 16:01)
TZorn
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You could tag it as a route=running or route=fitness_trail relation. I'm not sure if your track really fits these categories, though. |
