I was not, but because of your message I read about them this morning and updated the map. Thanks for catching this and helping me out.

These are routes suitable for gravel or mountain biking. I either find mountain bike designations that tend to be about technical difficulty, but not gravel touring routes.

This is potentially a mistake stemming from an A-base recommendation. I had intended to review this, as I am actively working on this data. Here is a longer blurb:

Backcountry Mountain/Multi-use Cycling (BCMC) Classifications

In trail planning and land management (especially in western North America), "BCMC" is sometimes used in planning documents as an acronym for Backcountry Mountain Cycling or Backcountry Multi-use Corridor.

The Gravel Connection: Unlike singletrack mountain biking, gravel bikes thrive on these backcountry corridors, which typically consist of unpaved forestry service roads, doubletrack, and abandoned rail grades.

The Purpose: These classifications help park rangers and land managers designate which remote wilderness roads are open to non-motorized, drop-bar gravel bikes and bikepackers without exposing them to high-speed vehicle logging traffic.

Revertí los nombres que están mal. Pero mantuve varios de sus cambios porque algunas de las calles tenían una historia poco clara y estaba buscando un nombre autorizado para esos.

Please provide a justification for your changing these road names.

This changeset is full of errors. Please revert. I suggest you ask for review of your changes. Do you have a good explanation for your changes?

Gracias erickdeoliveiraleal, me aseguraré de hacer esto correctamente en el futuro