Reading an OsmoRamp listing: what the entries mean
Each listing mirrors the Data ES database. This page explains how to read its sections, and above all what not to conclude from them.
“Yes”, “No” and “Not stated”
“Yes” and “No” reproduce the value entered in the source. “Not stated” means the source does not contain the information: it is neither a “No” nor a default value. The source documentation does not say whether a “No” results from a check or from the absence of an answer.
“Free access” facilities
This is the Data ES definition: a facility open to everyone, permanently and unfenced, allowing practice even without supervision. OsmoRamp reproduces this declaration without confirming it. It does not allow any conclusion about opening hours, possible restrictions or the condition of the site.
Surface, nature and dimensions
The surface type, the nature of the facility and its dimensions are declared by the owner or operator. An area in square metres describes the declared footprint; it measures neither the quality nor the variety of the features.
Declared activities and users
Activities and user types are those ticked by the person who filled in the database. OsmoRamp deduces no permitted discipline, no level and no suitability for any audience from them.
Dates
The date shown is that of the source record. According to the Data ES documentation, dates before 1 April 2025 are not to be taken into account: such a date therefore does not show that the place was checked at that time. A recent date only proves that the record was modified in the source.
Site and facility
A site (“installation” in the source) is a location with an address; it can group several facilities, for example a skatepark and a pump track. OsmoRamp shows one page per site, listed in each relevant category.
Sources and limits
This guide is an OsmoRamp text. The listing data comes fromData ES, published by Ministère des Sports, underLicence Ouverte 2.0; see thesources, method and limits.
Field definitions cited in this guide (“unrestricted access” facility, dates, site and facility):schema and metadata of the Data ES dataset.The directory checks neither opening hours nor the rules of a place.