You used some incline=up/down tags - do you remember what you wanted to express with it?
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Hi Mateusz,
Yep. It means that the path is continuously going up and down, with very short segments that cannot be easily mapped.
If there is a better way to express this, I will surely use it.
Ciao,
Andrea
I am discussing it right now on tagging mailing list: https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/tagging/2022-September/065543.html
incline=up/down was one of proposed solutions and I wanted to ask people already using it is their use matching what I am trying to do, and in your case it matches perfectly :)
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