HellMap
Sure, but you can't always tell things apart with LIDAR. I have previously used it to draw ways just to discover in survey that I was wrong. It can be a track, a path, a ditch, a cutline, even old military trenches. It could be completely overgrown. And sometimes flat areas on LIDAR actually have tracks and paths. So I wouldn't feel confident mapping from LIDAR unless I survey it afterwards and fix them. But of course, I don't have time to survey everywhere :) This whole forest has tons of missing tracks. And the newish powerline (re)construction altered some of them (LIDAR/aerial are out of date).