Patrick: there seems to be two schools of thought on this: some people are using Gravelmap for route-planning (i.e. their whole ride - usually a loop - from start to finish). Others (like me) are using it to flag individual/continuous segments of gravel, so that other riders can visually piece together their own route(s). I'm sorry if our uses are conflicting. I'm quoting below from the Gravelmap.com "Help" page: "Guidelines for Adding Routes We've written this simple set of guidelines to help you make your routes as great as possible. Please give them a quick read! Keep routes simple. While it's okay to create a route for a complete 50-mile ride, please only do so if most of the entire ride is on gravel. Routes should typically be limited to a few roads or less, which makes it easier to organize and add details to individual sections of a larger ride. If you want to map out a 100-mile mega-ride, that's great — just do it in several smaller portions."

Do you think you could erase some of your routes in Douglas county so other people can use this map?