On Sun, Jul 12, 2020 at 4:08 PM Peter Elderson <[email protected]> wrote: > > Well, recreational routes and networks simply are not that organized, and jurisdiction or authority doesn't apply to most of them. I guess that is why the values are more generic. In the US a significant percentage of the trails are organized and have some jurisdiction or authority which apply to them. For example, all of the official numbered trails/roads in our National Forests, trails in our National Parks (plus trails on land managed by a number of other Federal agencies that manage and maintain trails), trails in our State Parks (and state forests, state wildlife areas, etc.), trails in our county/city parks/natural areas/open spaces (some counties and cities have also banded together to form "park districts").
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