Hi, the trail name on official maps, on-the-ground signage, and WMBC social media posts has been updated to "Prism Love". I have corrected it again. Please do not revert back.

I biked these dike roads last week (between Lafayette Rd in Burlington and Division St in Mt Vernon along the N/W side of the river), the signs I saw on gates were all "No motor vehicles" and the areas were regularly used by pedestrians and bicyclists (can also be seen on Strava heatmap). Maybe bicycle/foot=permissive instead of yes would be appropriate? Some of the side access roads were indeed private and I did not update those. I understand that the various dike districts have different restrictions, so if you know more please feel free to edit.

Hi - Boulder Bend trail is nearly 100% used by bike/ped and is a major part of the local trail network. Ok if I change to highway=cycleway, foot=designated, bicycle=designated, motor_vehicle=private to account for the (very rare) maintenance vehicle?

highway=track
has a note about situations similar to this, "For an old road that is now only used by pedestrians, bicycles, and/or horses, highway=path may be a better choice." (though I think cycleway makes more sense than path in this case)

Hi, what is the source for the name "Interurban Bypass"? I do not see it anywhere on signs, COB maps, or the Hundred Acre Wood master plan.