Author: Bob Radke

In 2020, we kicked off a truly massive project to develop a trail system at a new resort area outside of Park City. This system is being built completely from scratch, but will allow connections between Wasatch County trails and the Park City system -- a huge step in our trail community! Bob had designed … Continue reading Mayflower Trail System (2020-21) – Wasatch County

In September 2021, were recruited to build a connecting trail through open-space land in the Ranch Place neighborhood of Park City. After months of grinding away at backcountry trails, this was a fun change of pace for the whole crew! We cleared a flat path using the mini-excavator and skid steer to remove the organic … Continue reading Neighborhood Gravel Path – Ranch Place, Park City

After planning and building the well-loved Popperton Bike Trail loops near the Avenues, we continued to work with our friends in the Salt Lake City Trails and Natural Lands Division on a large-scale trail plan along the northeast corner of Salt Lake City. In 2021, we worked on two project areas (South Wire and Mt. … Continue reading Foothills Trail Planning – Salt Lake City

We've done quite a bit of trailbuilding for the growing Tuhaye neighborhood, located just outside Kamas, UT along the Jordanelle Reservoir. Early in our 2021 season, one of the trails needed a short reroute to avoid a property boundary, which pushed us into some pretty tough terrain -- lots of rocks, not a lot of … Continue reading Tuhaye Reroute – Hideout, UT

The Slate Creek project was one of our biggest builds of 2020 -- 5 miles of trail over rocky terrain, steep side-slopes, and awesome views. The Slate Creek trail is the first biking-specific trail in the Uintas, and is part of a larger collaboration between the U.S. Forest Service and the South Summit Trails Foundation … Continue reading Mountain Biking the Uintas at Slate Creek