> On Jun 9, 2020, at 5:29 PM, Kevin Kenny <kevin.b.ke...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > I don't use 'path' very much except that JOSM wants to use it for > 'combined foot- and cycleway'. Using JOSM, I'll typically tag a way > as a 'path' so that I get the dialog where I can quickly fill in > surface, smoothness, maybe width and incline. Then I retag using one > of the 'footway', 'cycleway' or 'bridleway' presets depending on the > largest creature that uses it - so I've recently tagged a few > track-ish things around here as 'highway=bridleway surface=compacted > smoothness=good bicycle=designated foot=designated width=3' There's > some evidence that motor vehicles use it occasionally, but only for > official purposes. >
Precisely why I need to look at so many tags and tag values to decide if something is a “hiking trail” or not. Also, I think, a good argument that the current tagging fails to cover this domain very well.
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