Trail Maintenance

Well-maintained trails protect users, reduce environmental damage, and keep access routes open year after year. Our crews provide full-service trail maintenance in both wilderness and non-wilderness settings, combining chainsaws, hand tools, and traditional crosscut saws to match the needs of each landscape. From remote backcountry routes to high-traffic community systems, we help keep trails open, safe, and resilient.

Services include:

  • Clearing downed and hazard trees (crosscut saws, axes, chainsaws)

  • Vegetation clearing and brushing

  • Erosion control and stabilization

  • Drainage and water-bar upkeep

  • Trail surface repairs and leveling

Contact us today to schedule trail maintenance or request a free quote.

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Wilderness Trail Maintenance
In designated wilderness areas, we follow traditional methods that honor the land and meet federal requirements. Using crosscut saws, axes, and hand tools, our crews clear blowdowns, cut back overgrowth, and stabilize erosion with a light-on-the-land approach that preserves natural character.

Non-Wilderness Trail Maintenance
On community, recreational, and multi-use trails, we efficiently combine hand tools and chainsaws for routine upkeep and hazard mitigation. From tree removal to tread repair, we provide the work needed to keep trail systems safe and open through every season.

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