This project is based on the CyclOSM map style. The original config was stripped down to the required minimum for rendering the gravel overlay. All documention etc. was kept — read below for more info on CyclOSM.
The gravel layer is visible in zoom levels 11 and up. To get an idea on how it looks, take a look on the following screenshot or try it out on https://bikerouter.de/.
bikerouter.de renders the gravel tiles for Germany, Austria and Switzerland (AKA “DACH” region).
- pink line with white outline: perfectly suitable for gravel riding
- dashed pink line: suitable for gravel riding, more demanding surface (rougher, softer etc.)
- dashed black-pink lines: sandy surface, avoid these ways
- dashed black-yellow lines: sett/cobblesone, avoid these ways
(Map Data: © OpenStreetMap Contributors)
Start Tile Server: docker compose up -d kosmtik
, open in browser: http://0.0.0.0:6789
CyclOSM is a CartoCSS map style designed with cycling in mind. It leverages OpenStreetMap data to create a beautiful and practical cycling map!
A demonstration of this style is available at https://cyclosm.org.
The tile server url is
https://{s}.tile-cyclosm.openstreetmap.fr/cyclosm/{z}/{x}/{y}.png
. Tiles can
be reused under the general OpenStreetMap tile usage
policy.
The map is available by default in the following smartphone applications:
The tile server is provided by OpenStreetMap-France, many thanks to them for the support!
CyclOSM is a new cycle-oriented render. Contrary to OpenCycleMap, this render is free and open-source software and aims at being more complete to take into account a wider diversity of cycling habits.
In urban areas, it renders the main different types of cycle tracks and lanes, on each side of the road, for helping you draw your bike to work route. It also features essential POIs as well as bicycle parking spots or spots shared with motorbikes, specific infrastructure (elevators / ramps), road speeds or surfaces to avoid streets with pavings, bumpers and bike boxes, etc.
The same render also lets you visualize main bicycle touring routes as well as essential POIs when touring (emergency services, shelters, tourism, shops).
Render:
- Cycleways track, lanes, cycle-bus lanes
- Motor oneway - two way for bicycle
- Cycle routes (local, regional, national, international)
- Parking for bicycle (or motorcycle parking open to bicycle)
- Steps with bicycle friendly ramp
- Bicycle shop and repair stations
- First aid amenities : shelter, hospital, pharmacy, police station, water, food store
- Travel amenities : camping, hotel, train station, museum, picnic table, peaks...
- Emphasis on low speed roads (<= 30km/h)
- Elevation curves and shading
- Smoothness of the roads
- Traffic calming
- …
A full list of rendered features is available in the legend.
A list of the tags considered by this render is available in Taginfo JSON
format in taginfo.json
.
Getting started instructions are available in the docs/INSTALL.md
file.
Instructions for printing maps with a CyclOSM render are available in
the docs/PRINT.md
file.
Some getting started information for contributing is available in
CONTRIBUTING.md
file.
Changes to this theme are listed in the CHANGELOG.md
file.
Versions are tagged with Git tags and are available through Github releases
feature.
We also offer some MapCSS checkers for bicycle tags which can be used with
JOSM for
instance in the validator
folder of this repository.
See LICENSE.md
file.
- http://www.cyclosm.org, official website.
- http://www.cyclosm.org/legend.html, full detailed key.
- https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/CyclOSM, wiki page on the OSM wiki.
- A list of the tags considered by CyclOSM is available in Taginfo JSON format in
taginfo.json
.
- An unofficial Docker image to deploy a CyclOSM tile server is available at https://github.com/mhajder/openstreetmap-tile-server-cyclosm.
- A gravel-oriented fork from CxBerlin is available at https://github.com/cxberlin/gravel-cartocss-style
- An high quality (especially DEM) tile server for Belgium is available from Champs-Libres, see https://www.champs-libres.coop/blog/post/2020-09-17-cyclosm/.