Hi! Thank you for your comment. Having spoken at length with the ranger team and archaeologists on site, we have opted to delete some paths in this area as these routes are causing damage to the Scheduled Ancient Monument / World Heritage 
Site (WHS). The National Trust have a duty of care to conserve these features, and so work is being done in this area to guide visitors towards the paths retained in OSM, or to disperse on areas of permissive open access (such as those in the Stonehenge & Avebury WHS), thereby reducing foot traffic that is causing damage. Some of the ways that have been removed are erosion features / foot damage and so it was deemed appropriate to remove these as paths in OSM. We have sought to retain all public rights of way, and non-definitive routes that are not causing damage on site. The data in OSM will form the basis for a number of workstreams under the National Trust's Paths & Trails Programme, including a digital workstream, which will seek to update the website and the presentation of paths on our digital platforms.

As ever, we are open to discussion and keen to utilise the wealth of knowledge in OSM to help us capture path data. Particularly in niche scenarios, such as routes that intersect scheduled monuments / world heritage sites as well as on access land land.
