Proposal:Wilderness mountain buildings
| wilderness mountain buildings | |
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| Proposal status: | Obsoleted (inactive) |
| Proposed by: | many |
| Tagging: | tourism=* |
| Applies to: | node, area |
| Definition: | This is a set of tags for remote buildings used as shelters found in mountains or in the wild |
| Statistics: |
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| Rendered as: | See proposal |
| Draft started: | |
| Proposed on: | 2008-05-13 |
| RFC start: | 2012-04-04 |
| Vote start: | 2012-04-20 |
| Vote end: | 2012-05-05 |
This proposal group a set of tags for remote buildings used as shelters found in mountains or in the wild.
All share the same characteristic : They are isolated, ie public access for motorized vehicles is forbidden or impossible.
Optional owner access through restricted tracks or helicopter might still be possible.
If it is not the case, another tag like tourism=hotel, tourism=hostel or something else must be used.
This page shows an overwiew. See each individual proposal page to learn all details.
List
In order of better to lower quality.
(in bold the main properties to find wich you need to tag)
Proposed_features/Alpine_hut
 | "Approved! See tourism=alpine_hut" |
"An alpine hut is a remote building located in the mountains intended to provide board and lodging. It is managed during the opening period."
- You will find food, shelter and sleeping places
- Permanent human presence during opening period from staff to provide services
- Reservation might be possible / required / recommended
- Mountain/Alpine Hut on wikipedia
Ascher Hütte
Refuge-du-couvercle
Totalphütte, Rätikon
Greenleaf Hut in the White Mountains U.S.
Proposed_features/Wilderness_hut
| "Approved! See tourism=wilderness_hut" |
"A wilderness hut is a remote building with fireplace intended to provide shelter and sleeping accommodation."
- Free rent, open to the public
- Open to the public, but may require overnight fee in some country
- No permanent human presence
- You will find suitable sleeping places
- Fireplace or stove for cooking and heating
- Fully closed (roof and walls)
- Normally made of stone or wood.
- Optionnal need for keys to enter
- Wilderness hut on wikipedia
- Backcountry hut on wikipedia
Wilderness hut build from stone
Interior of a wilderness hut
Alpe Scaredi, Italy
Oahujoki Wilderness Hut in Inari, Finland
Elizabeth Parker Hut, Canada
Proposed_features/Basic_hut
| "Rejected! See shelter_type=basic_hut" |
"A basic hut is a remote building intended to provide basic shelter and sleeping accommodation."
- Free rent, open to the public
- Open to the public but may require overnight hut fee in some country
- No permanent human presence
- You will find suitable sleeping places
- No fireplace or stove
- Fully closed (roof and walls)
- No reservation beforehand is possible
- Often made of steel.
- Much smaller than a wilderness_hut
- Much colder than a wilderness_hut
- Bivacco on the italian wikipedia
- Biwakschachtel in the german wikipedia
Basic hut build with steel
Basic hut build with stones
Basic hut build with wood
Typical outside
Typical inside
Proposed_features/Lean_to
| "Rejected! See shelter_type=lean_to" |
"A lean-to is a shed with typically three walls located in the countryside intended to provide shelter."
- Free rent, open to the public
- Rough shelter with some walls to protect from rain
- Not fully closed, typically one open wall
- Has floor, suitable for sleeping with proper equipment (to prevent cold and bugs)
- No fireplace inside building
- Normally made of wood.
- Lean_to on wikipedia
A typical lean-to in the Adirondacks, U.S.
German flavour of a lean-to
Lasikangas, Raahe, Finland
Gapahuk, Norway
Rendering
Proposal after voting:
- Icons, with pictogram, colors from osm, 32 x 32 px
Alpine hut tourism=alpine_hut
Wilderness hut tourism=wilderness_hut
Basic hut amenity=shelter shelter_type=basic_hut
Lean-to amenity=shelter shelter_type=lean_to
Other proposals see Discussion
Voting
Proposed_features/Alpine_hut
Proposed_features/Wilderness_hut
Proposed_features/Basic_hut
Proposed_features/Lean_to