Walk the alignment
Record the proposed line, reroutes, access points, and the sections that need another look.
Trail builders
Build the trail from the field map.
Track trail alignments, structures, materials, and maintenance needs while the work is still happening on the ground.
The field workflow
Turn trail work into a shared field record.
Keep route decisions, construction notes, and follow-up work tied to the terrain instead of scattered across messages and memory.
Mark trail work
Map drainage, crossings, structures, erosion, material drops, and construction priorities.
Document progress
Pair photos and notes with exact locations so volunteers and crews can see what changed.
Share the handoff
Give project partners a current route map for planning, inspection, and maintenance.
Who it helps
For trails that keep evolving.
A practical map helps crews return to the right place with the right context, season after season.
Trail construction firms
Volunteer trail crews
Parks departments
Conservation corps
Mountain bike trail teams
Backcountry organizations
Public land agencies
Trail consultants
Keep the work moving forward.
Map the decisions, document the details, and give the next crew a better place to start.