Ik heb toch het idee als persoon die hier al heel zijn leven woont, hier studeert en in de lokale jeugdbeweging zit dat dit eerder iets van onder vrienden is gezien de enige reden dat ik (en dus ook mijn sociale kring) dit ken is dat het op de kaart staat

I live in Heverlee but study in the park and know a lot of people that do live there that dont know it as such; I get the feeling that the name is a nickname only used by a certain group and as such not really fit for a map like this.
Last time I heard people talking about this tree with this name was them discussing how it bizarre how it's named de batsboom.

As a local myself I know no-one that refers to this tree like this.
Not that long ago I even had a discussion with people about who calls it de batsboom and everyone agreed it was a strange name they didn't know.

In any case, I would argue that a nickname given to a tree like this doesn't belong on a map anyway, as those things change quickly and are not universal.

My problem was mainly that people that see a path here would think they could pass there with their bikes/grandma/.. which wasnt possible when i went there but I didnt know about the passability thing so yeah

last time I checked a path is a passable way by definition, but if OSM does it differently so it be

I assure you that when I passed it was not passable for people that werent able to climb over 1 m high fallen trees and due to it being quite overgrown I concluded that you'd be better of just walking through the forest than following the path, disqualifying this path as being a path