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Trail

Activity

Select one or more activities that best suit the trail. This will help visitors quickly find the type of trail they are looking for.

Name

Enter the official name of the trail. This is often the first thing visitors see, so be careful with spelling and formatting. Recommendation: If the trail is known by different names or has an international name, feel free to include the other names as well.

Description

Provide a detailed description of the trail. Include information about: - The nature and difficulty of the trail - Unique nature experiences or sights along the way - Recommended equipment - Best time of year to visit

From location

Enter the starting point of the trail. This should be a specific location that is easy to find and identify.

To location

Enter the end point of the trail. If the trail is circular and ends where it begins, state this clearly.

Lighting

Indicate whether the trail has lighting or not. This is especially important for trails that can be used during darker times of the day or year. Select “true” if the trail has lighting, “false” if it does not.

Length

Enter the total length of the trail. Be sure to enter the correct unit (kilometers or meters).

Elevation gain

Indicate the total elevation gain along the trail in meters. This helps visitors assess the difficulty of the trail.

Unit code

Select the correct unit for the length measurement: - KMT for kilometers - MTR for meters

Highest point

Indicate the highest point along the trail in meters above sea level.

Lowest point

Enter the lowest point along the trail in meters above sea level.

Resource

Link to a digital resource (GPX or GML file) that describes the exact route of the trail. This is very valuable for visitors who want to plan their trip in detail.

Image

Upload several images showing different aspects of the trail: - Views from different parts of the trail - Any attractions or unique natural formations - Images illustrating the difficulty of the trail

Route

If the trail is divided into stages, provide a reference to each stage here. For each stage, specify: - Name of the stage - Location (start and end point of the stage) - Stage number - Geographic resource for the stage - Length of the stage - Unit of measurement for length

classDiagram class Trail class Route class Stage-1 class Stage-2 class Stage-3 class Stage-4 class Organization Trail --> Route : is Route --> Stage-1 : consists of Route --> Stage-2 : consists of Route --> Stage-3 : consists of Route --> Stage-4 : consists of Trail --> Geometry : geo Trail --> Organization : administrator class Trail { Kungsleden Abisko–Nikkaluokta description entry page external reference } class Route { Abisko - Abiskojaure Abiskojaure - Alesjaure Alesjaure - Tjäkta Tjäkta - Sälka } class Stage-1 { order Abisko - Abiskojaure description season } class Stage-2 { order Abiskojaure - Alesjaure description season } class Stage-3 { order Alesjaure - Tjäkta description season } class Stage-4 { order Tjäkta - Sälka description season } class Geometry { line elevation polygon reference system } class Organization { classification legal name }