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Discover how to read the map specially designed for outdoor adventures by the WHIP team and Gioele Meoni

The Adventure map is special because it offers a unique point of view, designed for those who embark on adventures on two wheels. This map uses clear symbology and instantly shows important features of the territory, such as the difficulty of trails, useful points of interest and a clear indication of nature parks.

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Dirt roads or white roads

• Difficulty not specified

  

• Difficulty easy (grade 0–1)

  Solid surface, generally paved or well compacted

  

• Difficulty medium (grade ≥ 2)

  Mainly solid surface, such as compact gravel

  

Vehicular or carrable paths

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A track in OSM is an unpaved or rural road, often used by: off-road agricultural or forestry vehicles and enduro bikes service or maintenance vehicles

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Main features: Generally wider than a pedestrian path, it can be traveled by motorized vehicles. Graded with a degree of difficulty (e.g. tracktype=grade1, grade2,etc.), from which the colors in the map are derived.

• Difficulty not specified - brown

  

• Difficulty easy (Grade 0–1) - green

  Solid, usually it is a paved surface

  

• Difficulty medium/easy (Grade 2) - yellow

  Mostly solid. Usually it is a dirt track with gravel surface mixed with a variable amount of sand, silt and clay.

  

• Difficulty medium/hard (Grade 3 - uneven) - orange

  Uniform mixture of hard and soft materials.

  

• Difficulty hard (Grade 4 - Mule track) - red

  Mostly soft, dirt track with soil mainly mixed with soil, sand and grass, but with some hard or compact materials.

  

• Difficulty really hard (Grade > 4 - Mule track) - purple

  Soft, unpaved track, free of hard materials, not compacted, with ground/sand/grass surface.