Hi, thanks for the response. We are beginning a process of adding all of the NT promoted walking trails into OSM, with the ambition of using the data to update our website in the future. We are looking to make our trail pages easier to find, provide better pre-visit information, allow visitors to filter for trails that suit their needs, and add functionality around route planning & navigation. As a result, between April 2025 and February 2026, we are mapping the routes, along with supporting infrastructure (ie. cafes, toilets, benches, viewpoints, car parks etc) into OSM. For further context around the project, see: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Organised_Editing/Activities/National_Trust_Paths.

With regards to name tagging in this instance, we have several versions of the trail appearing on information boards and on our website. Since the initial edit, we have taken the opportunity to discuss this with the local property team and have agreed one version that will be used across all of our promoted materials going forwards. This will be reflected in the name= tag. Other names for the trail, seen on information boards or on the website will be tagged using loc_name= for ease and understanding. 

We will also be looking to review how we can integrate the existing start and end points on our website (including addresses, grid references and what 3 words) with OSM going forwards, as we are aware we have not reached a perfect solution at this stage! 

Thank you again for the feedback, and please do reach out if you have any further comments or questions.