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It varies greatly, depending on the country. Portugal doesn't have any cycling info. The routes in Spain and France tend to go down things that are marginally
by wiredfool 6y ago
It varies greatly, depending on the country.
Portugal doesn't have any cycling info. The routes in Spain and France tend to go down things that are marginally identifiable as roads or cycling paths, and more likely to be hiking paths. Definitely the sort of thing that I'd not take a road bike down, but a MTB would be ok.
- crazygringo 6y agoYes. I wonder to what extent that has to do with countries/municipalities providing data though? I know there are huge variances in the quality of government-provided data, as well as whether governments provide them at all. And that while Google Maps has Street View as a ground truth in some parts of the world, it doesn't everywhere, and especially often where there are bike paths that aren't next to a road for cars. So without knowing more in any particular circumstance, the government may be just as likely to blame as Google.