Thanks for the feedback. As a long time user of these lands, I am very familiar with them in person. The paths I deleted aren’t roads to begin with and there is no possible vehicle access to them— they only create confusion on the map amongst the non-motorized recreating public going out for a hike/trail run/mtn bike ride. The roads I deleted were temporary logging skid roads that were used prior to the 1980 eruption of Mt St Helens, then entirely obliterated post-eruption. Further, these road beds have never a part of Forest Service road inventory when they acquired the land after the eruption and warning signs are posted to not leave the trail across this region (Mt. St. Helens National Volcanic Monument). Respectfully, if it is the goal of OSM to identify every possible abandoned road on public lands there won’t be much room for open space, and the designated roads and trail that do exist there will be even more confusing to follow. 