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CyclOSM: OpenStreetMap for bikes
The French love cycling so they made a bike map.
Mugga Mugga and Isaacs Ridge updates
Canberra Nature Park is bigger than it looked.
Recreational cycling close to home
Planning a recreational ride starts with identifying the options. CyclOSM highlights where you can cycle with blue and green lines and greys out where you cannot.
Canberra Nature Park on OpenStreetMap
Cycling is permitted in 30 of the Canberra Nature Park reserves. Information from the Management Plan 2019 can be found in OpenStreetMap. The rideable reserves are previewed here.
OpenStreetMap is the best map for the Canberra cyclist
Riding in Canberra is great if you know where to go. Roads are not the best option, and paths are much safer. OpenStreetMap shows all the paths. Load an app on your smartphone and the map goes with you. Let me point you in the right direction.
Isochrone plot generated with OpenRouteService
How far can you ride on a normal bike in Canberra in 60 minutes? The distance depends a great deal on the infrastructure and how direct and good it is. It has less to do with the type of bike you ride. Road and electric bikes are bit better than a “normal” bike, and anContinue reading “Isochrone plot generated with OpenRouteService”
Three bike maps of the Arboretum
Comparing maps for the National Arboretum
Finding the right route
The second of two posts on how to find your way around Canberra.
Finding the right map
The first of two posts on how to find your way around Canberra.
