There are cycling tracks and cycling tracks, some of them belong in OSM, others not. What belongs in OSM: - the cyclepaths and lanes on which one bikes - the signposted cycle routes What does not belong in OSM: - you own favorite ride through a national park, following a mix of signposted paths and other roads. This You can upload those to e.g. wikiloc. gpsies, etc. - Your own preferred streets for cycling (because of low traffic, etc..) Assuming you want to enter signposted cycle routes, take a look at the [wiki Cycle routes](http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Cycle_routes) You can see the existing cycle routes, e.g. on [the Cycle Map](http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=15/51.1378/4.3472&layers=C) Feel free to ask when you get stuck with the documentation on the wiki.

There are cycling tracks and cycling tracks, some of them belong in OSM, others not. What belongs in OSM: OSM: - the cyclepaths and lanes on which one bikes - the signposted cycle routes What does not belong in OSM OSM: - you own favorite ride through a national park, following a mix of signposted paths and other roads. This can upload to e.g. wikiloc. gpsies, etc. - Your own preferred streets for cycling (because of low traffic, etc..) Assuming you want to enter signposted cycle routes, take a look at the [wiki Cycle routes](http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Cycle_routes) You can see the existing cycle routes, e.g. on [the Cycle Map](http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=15/51.1378/4.3472&layers=C) Feel free to ask when you get stuck with the documentation on the wiki.

There are cycling tracks and cycling tracks, some of them belong in OSM, others not. What belongs in OSM: - the cyclepaths and lanes on which one bikes - the signposted cycle routes What does not belong in OSM - you own favorite ride through a national park, following a mix of signposted paths and other roads. This can upload to e.g. wikiloc. gpsies, etc. - Your own preferred streets for cycling (because of low traffic, etc..) Assuming you want to enter signposted cycle routes, take a look at the [wiki Cycle routes](http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Cycle_routes) You can see the existing cycle routes, e.g. on [the Cycle Map](http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=15/51.1378/4.3472&layers=C) Feel free to ask when you get stuck with the documentation on the wiki.