it is some secondary walking paths that appear on satellite images.
those paths may lead to some campsites or scenic views.

it appears on satellite images.
it is 2 secondary walking/hiking paths.

it is represented on USGS Topographic maps with the name of "Coulter Creek".

Thanks a lot for spotting this, I have fixed it.

Hi, Thanks for referring to this. I just pasted it from USGS by mistake. I have used it to make sure about streams, and then I have created the streams based on ESRI's satellite imagery. it is fixed now.

Hi, the area is covered with trees.
those trails appear on this LIDAR layer of USGS 3D Elevation Program.

Hi,
I can't see that there are other segments of Redwood Creek Trail intersecting with Emerald Ridge Trail.
I have excluded it so it may be a misleading trail in this area.

Please, let me know how you have added it? and in which mapping sources? so I couldn't see it on USGS topo maps.

Thanks,

Thanks,
OK, I won't use Google Imagery with any other edits.
I just didn't know about this particular rule, I thought that we should not copy from other "maps", not imageries.

Hi, I see that you are deleting the trails that I'm adding here.
I hope you are doing this based on proper sources or a field survey.
However, I can see those trails appears clearly on "USGS Topographic 3D Elevation Program" layer. I hope you can check it and edit it accordingly.

Thanks,

Yes, it barely appears on Geoportal Hillshade layer.
please, update if you have survey experience in the field.

Thanks a lot,
It is great that you have edited it according to a field check.