Motorway

Motorways, freeways, and freeway-like roads designated for fast motor traffic only.

Main road

Primary highways and A roads.

Secondary roads

B roads and state routes that often link towns.

Road

Roads for local traffic and streets in residential areas.

Track

Agricultural and forestry roads that are typically not appropriate for motor vehicles. Solid lines denote a track that is likely paved or comprises a compacted surface that's easier to ride and walk over. Lines with a dashed border denote tracks that comprise looser surfaces, such as dirt or gravel.

Path

Path, walking and hiking trails.

Bridleways

Horse riding trails. Often suitable for hiking, gravel riding and mountain biking in the UK.

Cycleway

Cycle tracks and lanes.

Mountain hiking path

Mountain hiking paths require sure-footedness and sturdy shoes (Swiss Alpin Club Hiking Scale 2 & 3).

Alpine hiking path

Alpine hiking paths may contain climbing and require sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. (Swiss Alpin Club Hiking Scale 4 - 6).

Via ferrata

Dedicated protected climbing route. You might need a via ferrata kit.

Single track scale

Technical difficulty rating for mountain bike based on the Single Track Scale (STS).

Railway Lines

Steps

Construction zone

Areas of road with construction, maintenance, or utility work.

Speed limit

Posted speed limit on roads where the speed limit is at or over 75 km/h or 45 mph.

Highlights

Saved places

Points of interest

Komoot Trail View images

Private roads/paths

Boom gates

Gates

Cycling barriers

Toll booths & border checkpoints

Potentially locked barriers

A gate or other obstacle that might prevent access.

Mountains

Hills