[Talk-us-massachusetts] Bay Circuit Trail

Greg Troxel gdt at lexort.com
Wed Jun 2 16:23:26 UTC 2021


Alan Bragg <alan.d.bragg at gmail.com> writes:

> We have a fairly new and very active mapper who's been verifying  BCT
> sections 11 & 12.
> He's piqued my interest in verifying what's in OSM.
> Currently there is one long Bay Circuit Trail relation with over 1,200 ways
> with many gaps and conflicts plus a number of smaller relations
> corresponding to some of the available documentation.
> www.baycircuit.org has maps and explicit directions for all sections of the
> BCT.
> I'm creating relations for the missing sections and combining them in
> superroute.
> If you're familiar with a specific section it would be nice to have your
> advice.
>
> Note: the trail is not just a route from A to B. There are lots of branches
> and alternate paths.

That's all great to hear.

I feel like I don't really understand the grand plan for how relations
like this are supposed to work, but a relation with 1200 members sounds
really difficult to deal with.  I have the impression that there is a
reasonably common practice of having relations for segments and then
another relation that all the relations belong to.

I am somewhat familiar with the small part of it in North Acton.   I
found hikebikemap.org but it doesn't seem to show up.

  http://hikebikemap.org/?zoom=15&lat=42.50888&lon=-71.40605&layer=HikeBikeMap

I do remember hikebikemap showing hiking and cycle routes earlier.

The hikebikemap tiles are really old.  (Trails I added in december are
not there.)
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