Apart from l*y lines, or the involvement of ETs, I can only think of one reason why anyone would want to create a "hidden" alignment, and that's to produce a straight trackway between monuments.
Or maybe hidden alignments just grew up naturally - local people would get to know the shortest route over a hill from A to B, and when C came to be built they stuck it on that well-worn track. A sort of motorway service station effect.
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