Map Legend

 Following is a map Legend so you can see what is what. This is based on two different layouts in the following order for all highways/lines: traditional - Desktop layout. Then Velo Layout (the classic layout for GPS use). There is also a "race" layout for road/race cycling not shown here. It is based on the velo layout, but shows some less information (leaving out information not needed for race/road cycling).

Quick guide to the colors used for ways and tracks:

Black: Cycleway or paved track.

Grey: usually unpaved way of lesser quality.

Brown: Path - or footway - the smaller the dots/segments of the line - the less even the surface. Thin continuous lines are of unknown qualit</surface.

In general for brown/red/grey ways: If a way is not rated for difficulty - it will be shown as continous line.

for Classification and explications used - scroll down to the end of this page.

The main road types:

The main tracks and pathes:

Other Important Lines

Points of Interest

Restaurants and Shopping

Sport and Tourism

Municipal and other POI

Areas

Landuses:

Sport and Public Places:

Natural and Tourism

Abbreviations:

Highway Attributes

G1 – tracktype=grade1 See: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tracktype

Note that I map other keys to tracktype to give a better description. So I simply assume it is as difficult as tracktype=gradeX.

Xbk –bicycle=no
Cr Or Mr — route=bicycle / route=mtb See: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/relation:route

Highway Abbreviations:

See: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:highway

Pri=primary / primary_link
Sec=secondary
Ter=tertiary
Cw=cycleway
Min=minor
Unsf=unsurfaced
Uncl=unclassified
Living=living_street
Pdstrn=pedestrian
Trk=track
Pth=path
Ft=footway
Fp=footpath
Brdlw=bridleway
Rd=road
Byw=byway
Ser=service

Cyclelane/Cycletrack

See: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:cycleway

Bklane=cycleway=lane
Bktrk – cycleway=track
Opp – cycleway=opposite
Opptrk – cycleway=opposite_track