If there’s not there should be. What a great idea.
Agreed! If it doesn't exist, I would definitely be interested in looking into hosting it myself; however, I am currently holding out on hosting a wiki until a proper federated wiki becomes a bit more established. Ibis does exist, but it doesn't appear to be seeing any development lately, so I'm not sure where they stand with it.
But I'm not sure how open it really is.
It seems to have Reddit disease where the people that run the site are trying to make money off the free user contributions.
Komoot is another one that clearly is commercial but based on user contributions. https://www.komoot.com/
There is this cool new open-source software that could be maybe used: https://github.com/Flomp/wanderer
This is very cool! But I don't want to contribute information for only myself. I would like to contribute information for anybody to be able to use and reference.
EDIT (2024-08-09T23:22Z): I suppose one could host an instance of that for anyone to use. I'd have to think about that. I'm not sure if it would be the format that I'm looking for.
Not so much a community. Ridiculously good resource though.
On a desktop browser, you can easily map a route a long multi day hike. You could then see stats on that trail like elevation (height, incline, etc ), ground (water, rock, dirt, pavement, etc) and coverage (none, trees, etc) and more.
So much more.
A crazy amount more.
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I get more out of their free version than I do out of the paid all trails app.