Unpaved paths, even routing from a starting point?

Hey,

I'm looking for unpaved surface ways, as soft as possible. Using the surface classification: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:surface earth, mud, dirt, wood chips and such is preferred. The use will be for walking or running. It is possible find a layer or similar that makes these extra visible?
It would be great to make a routing from a starting point (or within area) using as high percent unpaved/soft paths, and as low percent paved paths as possible. I suppose the calculation would need the user to specify desired route length. This routing is what I'll have to figure out manually if only the first part works.

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asked 26 Apr '20, 13:40

vandr
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visualization can be done through overpass-turbo, like this. You can adapt the style.
Most routers allow some customization about the routing rules. The easiest that I know of, is routino. Unfortunately, the only online demo is limited to UK.

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answered 26 Apr '20, 15:05

H_mlet
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Osmand for iOS and Android allows you to show surface as an added detail. See legend here.
As far as I know it will not do roundtrips of a desired length, but it can do rountrips and it has a configuration file to allow you to change routing preferences. An example of doing this to avoid biking over cobblestones can be found here. I imagine a similar edit to prefer 'soft' surfaces should be possible with some (much?) trial and error.

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answered 26 Apr '20, 16:44

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