If you look at the map in the article, you will see the checker boarding. That usually means that if you move a trail off of one section, it ends up on another

If you look at the map in the article, you will see the checker boarding. That usually means that if you move a trail off of one section, it ends up on another section. Sometimes it is a matter of the length of trail that needs to be rerouted. The example I gave in my previous comment was a short section of road and it was a reasonable solution.[1] In the situation in the Crazies, most of the range is surrounded by private land. It is a unique situation. [1] https://www.bozemandailychronicle.com/news/environment/forest-service-plans-road-relocation-to-solve-bridger-mountains-access/article_27c7376b-b56f-5388-88ff-0b47060f9b4c.html https://www.bozemandailychronicle.com/news/environment/fores...