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A number of sections of the BVRT are already open, including a new section at the end of November.
The rail trail has a website at http://www.brisbanevalleyrailtrail.org.au it's not yet been mapped: osm.org/go/ueEzWh
I'd be keen to map them, it seems OSM has nice tags for RailTrails already : osm.wiki/Australian_Tagging_Guidelines#Rail_Trails
So... anyone up for a bike ride?
Discussion
نظر از AshKyd در 15 دسامبر 2009 ساعت 11:01
Interesting, I didn't realise we had anything like that. I'll have to check it out (whether someone else gets a trace of it first or not.)
نظر از AshKyd در 15 دسامبر 2009 ساعت 13:12
I noticed you just put in a section, but it needs a highway designation too.
Looks like it might very well be highway=track (out of the options of track & path. Check that wiki page for a rationale.)
Good work though. :)
نظر از chas678 در 16 دسامبر 2009 ساعت 00:49
Thanks Ash - I forgot to add highway=track :-)
نظر از Unusual User Name در 16 دسامبر 2009 ساعت 03:39
I'm pleased to find the rail trail is finally happening.
Considering that the rail trail association has no maps whatsoever on their site, mapping it would be a doubly good idea.
Can't help out though, sorry.
نظر از daveemtb در 17 دسامبر 2009 ساعت 14:28
I never understood why the wiki currently says not to add "railway=abandoned" to these kind of trails. It's accurate as the features of an abandoned railway remain (eg cuttings and embankments), it's useful info for cyclists as it tells you a lot about the gradients you might expect, and it's useful for people researching former railways. Surely renderers should be able to handle not plotting it as an abandoned railway on top of the cycleway, if that's really considered to be undesirable for the sake of clarity.
نظر از AshKyd در 19 دسامبر 2009 ساعت 09:52
Yeah, that is odd. :/
That sounds kind of counterintuitive to not tag it as such. As there's no justification for that statement on the wiki, I'd probably tag it anyway.
نظر از AshKyd در 19 دسامبر 2009 ساعت 11:43
I've edited the wiki. Nobody in #osm and #osm-au can think of any reason not to tag it such.