User:Hungerburg/FootScaleGallery

Foot Scale

Terms

walking	casual_walking	attentive_walking	surefooted_walking	impeded_walking	not_walkable
Smooth surface in good condition. Default on paved surfaces (asphalt, concrete, paving_stones).	Surface not perfectly level, no obstacles of note on the ground, no need to lift legs. Can get narrow.	Obstacles on the ground conveniently avoided or easily stepped over, yet have to be looked out for to prevent tripping.	Rough ground all over, need to lift legs high, placing feet on uneven or overgrown surface wants skill and care.	Roughness and unevenness of the terrain additionally call for casual use of hands on rock, on vegetation, etc. to aid balance or clear passage.	Not traversable in a manner usually called walking; called crawling, scrambling, climbing, wading/swimming (through deep mud), struggling (through vegetation), &c.
Gehen	lockeres Gehen	aufmerksames Gehen	trittsicheres Gehen	erschwertes Gehen	nicht begehbar
Glatte Oberfläche in gutem Zustand. Standard auf befestigten Oberflächen (Asphalt, Beton, Pflastersteine).	Oberfläche nicht perfekt geebnet, keine nennenswerten Hindernisse am Boden, kein Grund die Beine anzuheben. Kann schmal ausfallen.	Hindernisse am Boden einfach zu umgehen oder leicht zu übersteigen, muss aber darauf geachtet werden um nicht zu stolpern.	Unebener Grund, Beine müssen hoch angehoben werden, auf schiefen oder verwachsenen Oberflächen wollen die Füße mit Geschick und Sorgfalt gesetzt werden.	Die Unebenheit des Geländes verleitet dazu zur Unterstützung des Gleichgewichts oder um den Weg zu räumen die Hände locker an Fels oder Vegetation zu legen.	Nicht auf eine Art passierbar die gewöhnlich als Gehen bezeichnet wird; Stattdessen wird von Kriechen, Kraxeln, Klettern, Waten/Schwimmen (in Schlamm), Kämpfen (durch Gewächs), usw. gesprochen.

Hungerburg

walking	casual_walking	attentive_walking	surefooted_walking	impeded_walking	not_walkable
H0A	H1A H1B	H2A H2B H2C H2D	H3A H3B	H4A H4B H4C	H5A H5B

Trail Walkability

Terms

casual_walking	attentive_walking	surefooted_walking	impeded_walking	not_walkable
A.k.a. strolling. No obstacles on the ground, no need to lift legs; default on paved or alike even surfaces.	Obstacles on the ground conveniently avoided or easily stepped over, yet have to be looked out for to prevent tripping.	Rough ground all over, need to lift legs high, placing feet on uneven or overgrown surface wants skill and care.	Roughness and unevenness of the terrain additionally call for casual use of hands on rock, on vegetation, etc. to aid balance or clear passage.	Not traversable in a manner usually called walking; called crawling, scrambling, climbing, wading/swimming (through deep mud), struggling (through vegetation), &c.
entspanntes Gehen	aufmerksames Gehen	trittsicheres Gehen	erschwertes Gehen	nicht begehbar
A.k.a. Schlendern. Keine Hindernisse am Boden, kein Grund die Beine anzuheben; Standard auf befestigen oder gleichwertigen Oberflächen.	Hindernisse am Boden einfach zu umgehen oder leicht zu übersteigen, muss aber darauf geachtet werden um nicht zu stolpern.	Unebener Grund, Beine müssen hoch angehoben werden, auf schiefen oder verwachsenen Oberflächen wollen die Füße mit Geschick und Sorgfalt gesetzt werden.	Die Unebenheit des Geländes verleitet dazu zur Unterstützung des Gleichgewichts oder um den Weg zu räumen die Hände locker an Fels oder Vegetation zu legen.	Nicht in einem Sinn passierbar der gewöhnlich als Gehen bezeichnet wird; Stattdessen wird von Kriechen, Kraxeln, Klettern, Waten/Schwimmen (in Schlamm), Kämpfen (durch Gewächs), usw. gesprochen.

Fizzie41

casual_walking	attentive_walking	surefooted_walking	impeded_walking	not_walkable
F1A F1B	F2A F2B	F3A F3B	F4A F4B	F5A F5B

Duja : Overgrown paths in various stages of disrepair

casual_walking	attentive_walking	surefooted_walking	impeded_walking	not_walkable
Generally clear of vegetation, or covered by low, manicured grass	Overgrown by low grass; occasional vine or side shrub invading the path	Overgrown by tall grass; needs careful walking to avoid vines or shrubs	Overgrown in scrub, or impeded by tree branches; requires use of hands to unfold or cross the obstacles	Overgrown by dense, impenetrable vegetation or blocked by fallen trees
D1A D1B	D2A D2B	D3A D3B	D4A D4B	D5A D5B D5C

osmuser63783

casual_walking	attentive_walking	surefooted_walking	impeded_walking	not_walkable
O1A - Unpaved but smooth surface	O2A - A faint track on soft, boggy ground that gives a little as you walk	O3A - While none of the rocks are particularly high, it’s an uneven and somewhat unstable surface throughout.	O4A - Grade 1 scramble, Càrn Mòr Dearg arête	O5A Grade 2 scramble, Aeonach Eagach Ridge

Adam Franco

Note: the images below are ordered top-to-bottom based as closely as I can to walking difficulty within a level.

casual_walking	attentive_walking	surefooted_walking	impeded_walking	not_walkable
AF1A AF1B AF1D - A dirt path that has been graded and is quite smooth. AF1D - A wood-chip covered path with a very even surface AF1E - Slightly broken surface, but probably not enough to really require much attention.	AF2A - Grassy path has slight lumps and soft spots though it is mostly smooth. Borderline with casual_walking. AF2B - Dirt path with a few roots that present tripping hazards. AF2C - sandy path that has some small ruts that could require basic attention. AF2D - many roots present tripping hazards. AF2E AF2F AF2G AF2H - quite even path with only small ruts, so not difficult walking. Very exposed and airy though with long fall potential if one were to step over the edge.	AF3A - Long Trail - this trail steeper than it looks and the flat stones make partial steps onto looser material. AF3B - Long Trail AF3B1 AF3C AF3D AF3E - Long Trail	AF4A - Long Trail AF4B - Long Trail AF4C - Long Trail - This and AF4D are the same location, looking in opposite directions. AF4D - Long Trail - This and AF4C are the same location, looking in opposite directions.	AF5A - Steep and muddy, must use roots to scramble up. AF5B - Long Trail - This and AF5C are the same location, looking in opposite directions. AF5C - Long Trail - This and AF5B are the same location, looking in opposite directions.

Alan

casual_walking	attentive_walking	surefooted_walking	impeded_walking	not_walkable
A1A A1B A1C	A2A A2B	A3A A3B	A4A A4B

Carnildo

casual_walking	attentive_walking	surefooted_walking	impeded_walking	not_walkable
C1A	C2A		C4A	C5A

Erutan

casual_walking	attentive_walking	surefooted_walking	impeded_walking	not_walkable

YOU

casual_walking	attentive_walking	surefooted_walking	impeded_walking	not_walkable

YOU

casual_walking	attentive_walking	surefooted_walking	impeded_walking	not_walkable

Useful tag combinations, as seen on the photos

casual_walking	attentive_walking	surefooted_walking	impeded_walking	not_walkable
surface
asphalt, paving_stones, compacted, ground, sand, grass	ground, gravel, sand, grass	ground, heath, grass, gravel	ground, gravel, grass, rock	rock, ground, mud
obstacle
	vegetation, unevenness, precipice	vegetation, unevenness, precipice	vegetation, unevenness, precipice	vegetation, unevenness, precipice, fallen_tree
barrier
			log	log
smoothness
excellent, good, intermediate	intermediate, bad, very_bad	horrible, very_horrible, impassable	impassable	impassable
sac_scale
hiking	hiking	hiking, mountain_hiking, demanding_moun­tain_hiking	hiking, mountain_hiking, demanding_moun­tain_hiking	mountain_hiking, demanding_moun­tain_hiking, alpine…

Comments

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• H4A - I am certain I can walk there hands-free, yet I am perhaps not the canonical person? --Hungerburg (talk) 12:06, 15 December 2023 (UTC)
• H4B - A minute before this shot I walked there hands-free, But ever so often I use hands there, is makes passing so much more convenient and quick. --Hungerburg (talk) 16:05, 23 December 2023 (UTC)

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