North Carolina/Bike Routes

Part of United States mapping project.

Active mappers

• Daniel Schudel

U.S. Bike Routes

Tag member relations with network=ncn.

Ref/Number	Name	Relation	Status and notes
1	USBR 1	3031245 3031245	Two segments, divided by RDU International

Quasi-national Bike Routes

Tag member relations with network=ncn .

Ref/Number	Name	Relation	Status and notes
ECG	East Coast Greenway	1780214 1780214	Partly concurrent with USBR 1, partly not

State bike routes

Tag member relations with network=rcn and cycle_network=US:NC. The numbered routes below are designated by NCDOT; tag them with operator=NCDOT.

Ref/Number	Name	Relation	Status and notes
2	Mountains to Sea	157744 157744	Two segments, divided by RDU International.
3	Ports of Call		Halted by NCDOT [1]
4	North Line Trace	158482 158482	Complete.
5	Cape Fear Run	161365 161365	Two segments.
6	Piedmont Spur	162102 162102	Complete.
7	Ocrakoke Option	162293 162293	Complete.
8	Southern Highlands	162272 162272	Complete.
x	Sandhills Sector	168508 168508	Complete.

Proposed Detours/Alternate Routes

At least one official bike route is dated and non-contiguous due to recent urban development. What was once NC2 (and formerly USBR 1) in the vicinity of RDU International Airport is one example. Route NC2 is obsolete, was tagged with state=proposed and operator= should be empty. (We should delete this entry, right?)

Ref/Number	Name	Relation	Status and notes
NC2/USBR 1	NC2/USBR 1	162934 162934	Diverts NC2 and USBR 1 around permanent RDU International road closure

Local bike routes and paths

• Durham, North Carolina

See also

• WikiProject U.S. Bicycle Route System
• Illinois/Bike Routes
• Ohio/Route relations/Bicycle routes

An international cycling map created from OSM data is available, provided by Andy Allan. The map rendering is still being improved, the data are updated every few days. It shows National Cycle Network cycle routes, other regional and local routes, and other cycling-specific features, such as: dedicated cycle tracks and lanes contours and hill colouring bicycle parking bike shops, toilets, drinking fountains, even pubs! proposed bike routes (or numbering protocols), contrasted with the Lonvia map, below, which does not show proposed routes, but actual routes only http://www.opencyclemap.org/

CyclOSM A free cycle-oriented map with more features than OpenCycleMap. See its wiki page CyclOSM.

Waymarked Trails: Cycling by Sarah Hoffman is a layer superimposed over mapnik (Standard Map Layer) which shows marked cycle routes around the world. Updated minutely, it renders actual routes without the state=proposed tag. Therefore no proposed routes (or proposed numbering protocols) are displayed.