Note Activities of Viajero Perdido

Note	#	⏱️ Last updated	Event	Contributor	Comment
887037	1	~ 9 years ago	opened	Viajero Perdido ♦442	This trail under the marker (Stick It Ridge) doesn't exist on the ground. It was recorded originally as a simple route, not as a real trail. In the meantime, a REAL trail has been built along this ridge, but I didn't manage to record a track log. Once somebody records and maps the real trail, this one should be removed. I can verify it doesn't exist, and the original mapper (who I discussed this with) agrees. The nearby trail mapped as "Danger" (because that's what it says on the sign) is part of the real trail, and should remain.
	2	~ 9 years ago	commented	rhaasdyk	We recorded the Sugar Daddy trail which should be pretty accurate now, but I didn't pay attention to how the Danger trail fits into things. So this could probably use one more review / comparison to a gps trace before resolving it.
	3	~ 8 years ago	commented	Viajero Perdido ♦442	Good job, thanks. I walked "Danger" from the north only as far as the turnoff to the viewpoint, and I think I saw where the same trail joined Sugar Daddy as I was walking along the latter, but I'm not 100% sure. (After finding off-trail geocaches farther south, somewhere around here I rejoined the new SD trail.)
	4	~ 1 month ago	commented	maxwellward ♦1,269	Hi, this note is now quite old, and looking at the recent Strava heatmap there is strong usage of "Sugar Daddy" and "Sugar Pony", but virtually no usage of "Danger". Additionally, Danger does not seem to connect back up to Sugar Daddy on the map, and a perfectly straight line seems unusual for a trail here. Would it be safe to assume this trail no longer exists, despite potentially existing 10 years ago?
	5	~ 1 month ago	commented	Viajero Perdido ♦442	Hi. I think "Danger" is/was a cutline, and there was a sign at the time with that word. But 9 years have passed, and I haven't been back recently. Do whatever seems reasonable. :)
	6	~ 1 month ago	closed	maxwellward ♦1,269	Thanks for the quick response! I think I'll remove it for now due to the lack of use, and that it's likely been taken back by the forest. Scary that 2017 was 9 years ago...
4579114 Category: LocusMap	1	~ 1 year ago	opened	Viajero Perdido ♦442	Peak already mapped to the east, in a more believable location (per contours, antennas). #LocusMap
	2	~ 5 months ago	commented	Rodrigo Rega ♦2,457	This is mapped as "natural=volcano", not as peak. Should we delete it?
	3	~ 5 months ago	commented	Viajero Perdido ♦442	Don't know. Could depend on whether there's a local peak here. It looked to me like an error to see the same name in two places.
	4	~ 4 months ago	commented	ticho2 ♦217	One is peak (highest point), the other one is the second crater of the same volcano, as described at https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monumento_natural_de_la_Monta%C3%B1a_de_Guaza Seems correct to me the way it is now in the map.
4907035 Category: LocusMap	1	~ 7 months ago	opened	Viajero Perdido ♦442	"Smitty's" #LocusMap
	2	~ 4 months ago	closed	Joost- ♦13
4878243 Category: unknown	1	~ 8 months ago	opened	Viajero Perdido ♦442	No longer freely accessible to vehicles. It's complicated. Road and gate tags need updating.
	2	~ 6 months ago	closed	Ujene ♦20	Tags are being updated.
4807931 Category: LocusMap	1	~ 9 months ago	opened	Viajero Perdido ♦442	Not an alpine hut #LocusMap
4805062 Category: LocusMap	1	~ 9 months ago	opened	Viajero Perdido ♦442	New name: Bison Lodge, addr 9430 Scona Road. Is event space/hall, not retail. Source: survey. #LocusMap
	2	~ 8 months ago	closed	JayRyder	Name change confirmed online Wikipedia
	3	~ 8 months ago	reopened	JayRyder
	4	~ 8 months ago	closed	JayRyder	Venue and event space
3526359	1	~ 3 years ago	opened	Mateusz Konieczny ♦37,797	https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/12687619/history this hermitage is abandoned and is no longer an active place of worship, right?
	2	~ 1 year ago	commented	Viajero Perdido ♦442	I visited today. The fact that this hermitage and nearby Sant Dimes are gated suggests they're inhabited, also the fact there are many big bags of helicoptered-in firewood in front of this one.
	3	~ 1 year ago	commented	Viajero Perdido ♦442	I asked an AI. It found two sites mentioning that only two hermitages are still active above Montserrat. Seems to be local knowledge from the guides. Neither site named the active two, but I'm confident it's these two, a this marker and immediately east.
	4	~ 10 months ago	commented	Mateusz Konieczny ♦37,797	but it is not a place of worship anymore, probably?
	5	~ 10 months ago	commented	Viajero Perdido ♦442	Well, it's an inhabited (from my observation) hermitage (from the name) connected by private staircase to the big place of worship below... If hermitage means place of worship, I'd say yes.
	6	~ 10 months ago	commented	Mateusz Konieczny ♦37,797	well, maybe they converted it into secular nonreligious object