Following a corridor laid out by the KRD (Ketchum Ranger District) and refined by Red Elephant Trails we built 4.5 miles of backcountry flow trail connecting Osberg ridge to Baker CR Rd. This trail replaced the previous fall line alignment with a more appropriate grade for the weather and soil condition. The trail is designed for two direction travel however it was built optimized for downhill travel.

I worked in conjunction with Trail Solutions and Sun Valley Company’s Hand Crew to build 7.5 miles of downhill lift access mountain bike trail. 5.5 miles of trail was built to an intermediate level flow trail while 2 miles is expert ability with Rock technical Features.

Working with Progressive Trail Design to build a 3.5 mile of gravity oriented trail from 8,500’ on the west flank of Galena Peak and descend 1000’ to connect with the Spring Creek trail. Along with a mile and a half of singletrack on the north end of the Grinder trail

Rebuild of Croy Creek Trail system following the Beaver Creek Fire. Using the existing alignment, we re-established trail in accordance with BLM request. IMBA operated the Sutter 300 for most of the project and Red Elephant Trails operated the mini excavator behind them, along with hand finishing where it was needed.

Construct one mile of road to trail conversion and two miles of new trail in an area of terrain too steep for Ridge to Rivers crew and volunteer workers to build. Constructed and approved of with in contracted timeline

1.5 miles Downhill beginner mountain bike flow trail through second growth forest in town limits, constructed and finished within the contact timeline with mini-excavator and volunteer finished