Walking Tracks different colours

Hi Dick. Have a look at this site.

Gives trail type, difficulty, time, altitude, bike/shared etc.

Cheers,

Mike



https://www.wikiloc.com/trails/hiking/australia/queensland/pallarenda

Green = designated bike track
Brown = designated walking track
Grey = designated shared path
Everything red = vehicles
Red with black dashes = ExplorOz Trek - does not indicate type of surface. 191 ExplorOz Treks provided.

*Treks on map: the highlighted red/black dashed Trek line appears on the map to alert you that more info is available for this route so if you want to access that extra info you open your map layers panel and turn on ExplorOz Treks and this makes those Trek lines clickable and the Trek roads will appear as a thicker black/white dashed line that you can click.

When you click on this black/white Trek lines you get a little pop up with the name of the Trek - and the option to press SHOW - when you do this, a whole new screen will appear with a track description containing planning, suitability, where to stay, facilities, permits you need, best time to travel advice, history of the area/route etc.

The pop up also gives the option to press GoTo - if you press GoTo, the navigation panel will open with all the route plan displayed - shows all the waypoints and distance & timings to travel point to point and the total trip. Treks are ready-made offline navigation plans ready to use. There are 191 Treks provided that cover all the popular, well-known routes that 4WD and enthusiast tourers are likely to want to use so this is a convenience and time saver.

*TIP: most of the roads/tracks used in ExplorOz Treks would not normally appear until viewing zoom level 7 or 9 but we choose to display the road/track lines for ExplorOz Treks on zoom level 4 so that the routes we know the majority of our users will be interested will appear at lower zoom levels than the map system would typically show .

More info about Treks on page 18-19 of the User Manual.