Not roads but mountain bike tracks

[ericjrw (Eric Wes)]

@73d54dd445d16e2f363a , it’s not that hard. there are a couple of guides here in the wiki:

About the Node, Street, and City Data

Overview This Wiki is all about nodes, streets and cities What they are and where the data comes from How they are counted, and Strategies to complete the hard-to-get ones Definitions & Source of Data Note: All of this data comes from OpenStreetMap (OSM). It’s accessed via queries to a Overpass. Nodes: these are the “atoms” or building blocks of CityStrides. They are the individual points which make up a street. Streets: streets are essentially collections of nodes, and are the eleme…

About OpenStreetMap

Anyone can make edits in OpenStreetMap (OSM), all it takes is a free account. After you create your account, there is even a tutorial (see below) that teaches the basics of OSM editing, as well as a “Beginner’s Guide” Also, at the bottom of the OSM Welcome Page is this: No Time To Edit? Add a Note! If you just want something small fixed and don’t have the time to sign up and learn how to edit, it’s easy to add a note. Just go to the map and click the note icon [Note] This will add a marker …

OSM Basics

This is a resource that summarizes a few techniques for fixing common OpenStreetMap (OSM) errors that found their way into CityStrides. It is meant as a shortcut for those unwilling to navigate the OSM learning curve for the sake of a few edits, a more detailed write-up/guide can be found here. As of October 2020 map updates are being pulled into CityStrides, detail of the query can be found here. Signing up: Head over to https://www.openstreetmap.org/ and create an account for yourself. To st…

That last link summarizes a few techniques for fixing common OpenStreetMap (OSM) errors that found their way into CityStrides.

PS. Great grouse picture!