should be fixed by osm.org/changeset/129662865#map=15/37.8349/-119.8433

this broke the Yosemite Wilderness relation
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did you also modify the existing canyon?
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minor nit but consider adding bridge=boardwalk for the boardwalk osm.wiki/Tag:bridge%3Dboardwalk
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the problem in this area is mostly due to NHD flowlines imported as waterways. many (most?) of these should be deleted but it's a ton of work to clean up an area. Yosemite is much better than Inyo NF in this regard.

the 1994 USGS quads are a better reference for waterways, they're not always correct but they're pretty good. in this case there is no waterway on the USGS quad. the trail however does get wet... just no running or standing water to deal with, at least in my experience.

the times I've been through this section of trail, even in wet years like 2017 and 2019, this was definitely not a ford... but I haven't been back in a while. has this changed?
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these two segments were part of different relations - one for the JMT and a second for the PCT. combining the two segments breaks the PCT relation.
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I know there are campsites in the vicinity but they’re almost certainly not named Test, can you fix this?
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looks like you just deleted a node, not the way. did you intend to whack the whole thing or just the lower half?
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that sounds normal, the cabins are put up for the summer only. pretty much just a canvas tent with a temporary floor on the permanent foundation.

elevations are in meters, not feet, can you fix it up?
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is Bearpaw in bad enough shape to tag is as abandoned? the HSCs in Yosemite have been closed for some similar reasons (high snow years, covid) for quite a while too but they're being maintained. just haven't been through Bearpaw since the fire
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thanks, I couldn't figure out an easy way to tackle this in parts. Yosemite/Hoover/Ansel Adams/Emigrant have a similar problem too, though not quite as bad
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We've been following the footpath=sidewalk, path=trail tagging practice here. Can you switch these back?
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I removed the extra campground area in osm.org/changeset/115444484 as this is not standard and there is already a relation covering the campground osm.org/relation/3170026

I fixed the Yuba Gap Lodgepole campground tagging (this changeset removed the camp_site tag) but I'm wondering what osm.org/way/1009708593 is for... it's a lot bigger than the campgrounds and it's not using standard tagging. Happy to help fix it.
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yep, the actual format is sort of peculiar and specific to OSM. I use a plugin for jOSM that does it automatically but you can read about the details here if you're interested osm.wiki/Key:opening_hours

no problem at all. what I should have mentioned is that opening_hours has a special way of encoding opening hours so various apps can parse it. I updated the tags to use this formatting in osm.org/changeset/113854567 please take a look at make sure I didn't screw them up, thanks again!

if it's not too much work could you move the hours into an opening_hours tag? this is the standard machine readable tag
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I've heard this also goes but Secor (and a few others) describe the route to Ice Lake Pass as going around Ice Lake to the east... which hits the eastern saddle (the currently named one). I've also read trip reports using the western saddle. I've generally gone with Secor around here. Thoughts? is there a solid use trail up the western side?