Cycling infrastructure classification needs verification.

Observed classification: Unsealed trail
Current campaign-map classification: Protected cycleway
Evidence: Local knowledge
Mapped segment: Protected cycleway
OSM way: way/671775446
Additional detail: There is a network of gravel trails through Waverley Park.

Human-submitted from the Bicycle Network Tasmania Cycling Priorities map. Please verify before editing OpenStreetMap.
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Cycling infrastructure classification needs verification.

Observed classification: Unsealed trail
Current campaign-map classification: Protected cycleway
Evidence: Local knowledge
Mapped segment: Protected cycleway
OSM way: way/671775445
Additional detail: There is a network of gravel trails through Waverley Park.

Human-submitted from the Bicycle Network Tasmania Cycling Priorities map. Please verify before editing OpenStreetMap.
#tas-cycling-map

Cycling infrastructure classification needs verification.

Observed classification: Unsealed trail
Current campaign-map classification: Protected cycleway
Evidence: Local knowledge
Mapped segment: Protected cycleway
OSM way: way/319057166
Additional detail: There is a network of gravel trails through Waverley Park.

Human-submitted from the Bicycle Network Tasmania Cycling Priorities map. Please verify before editing OpenStreetMap.
#tas-cycling-map

Cycling infrastructure classification needs verification.

Observed classification: Unsealed trail
Current campaign-map classification: Protected cycleway
Evidence: Local knowledge
Mapped segment: Protected cycleway
OSM way: way/319057175
Additional detail: There is a network of gravel trails through Waverley Park.

Human-submitted from the Bicycle Network Tasmania Cycling Priorities map. Please verify before editing OpenStreetMap.
#tas-cycling-map

Multiple informal paths here, I do not believe these exists, is anyone able to verify these? I used to do track work on the mountain in 2023 and I did not see these when maintaining Tip Top.

I believe these should be deleted but I'm after a second opinion

Nine sinkholes located in the nearby area with this note position above Growling Swallet. The waterfall in this sink hole disappears into a cave

Photos: https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/310165385

"I marked the correct location"
The place has gone or never existed. This is an auto-generated note from MAPS.ME application: a user reports a POI that is visible on a map (which can be outdated), but cannot be found on the ground.
POI has no name
POI types: amenity-fuel
OSM data version: 2018-07-05T18:22:02Z
#mapsme

Historical site ILI KERE-KERE