Hi Pierre, There are probably many such cycle paths. I cycled myself at North Sea Cycle Route [1], from Hamburg to Copenhagen, Chesapeake & Ohio (Great Allegheny Passage) [2] from Washington D.C. to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Danube Cycle Path.
The map is always a critical item, as a speed of a bicycle and cyclists' endurance are limited. There is not much margin for an error, especially if it is getting dark, or if it rains, etc. Everybody uses a map constantly on a cycling tour. brgds Oleksiy [1] http://www.northsea-cycle.com/ [2] http://bikewashington.org/canal/ http://www.atatrail.org/ On 24.10.2014 18:39, Pierre Béland wrote: > OSM is a good place to document information about these various > circuits. I wonder if there is any relation like for Camino de > Santiago trail to document such cycling route infrastructures, adding > in a relation the infrastructures such as campings, repair shops, etc. > > > Pierre >
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