Making all the routes available without at least a brief check could lead to less-experienced walkers getting lost or injured.
Making all the routes available without at least a brief check could lead to less-experienced walkers getting lost or injured.
1. Create navigation app using OpenStreetMaps
2. Add the new routes as red
3. Let user choose a route to walk (warn if he chooses a red one)
4. At the end ask user a few questions (how hard, how pretty, are there shops on the road, how dangerous)
5. Update the route metadata in the App
6. When there's enough data change the color to green and remove warnings
You could even add average speed and sell ads to local pubs/museums/etc.
Common hazards and inconveniences such as flooding need to be listed. I had to Wade knee deep in slurry once where a river had flooded into a muck pile. I considered throwing my legs away with my shoes after that.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-5...