No, of course. For this, one still needs the route
/route_bottom
to exist, so that it can be linked to the line (stored in a separate field). The line is then drawn on a photo, which is Wikimedia Commons (link).
This is good enough to identify a route with a target grade range from the ground.
But there is not much need to add route
s that are (almost) vertical. route_bottom
is enough. This view covers the actual route from the right perspective. Only longer routes (over a ridge, multi-pitch) deserve the effort of being drawn as a route, I find.