We are building the last remaining segment of our backyard mountain bike trail. In the last video we cut down a large eastern hemlock, and in this video pick up by where we left by removing the stump that was left in its place. Once that is done, we could finally build a berm that connect the top and the bottom sections of the trail. I also wanted to account for future maintenance so we also added a small access road and road gap! This trail took a little over a year to build mainly because we didn't work on it 24/7, we took months off in between some project but the end result is a trail we can use in the summer months on bikes and winter months on our approach skis.

Ep. 1 - The Start of the Trail Build    • "Route 301" - Breaking Ground On Our ...  
Ep. 2 - Building a Small Catch Berm    • Building a Tiny Catch Berm - Route 30...  
Ep. 3 - Adding Rock Armor    • Building A Rock Armored Trail to Brid...  
Ep. 4 - Bench Cutting the Start    • Bench Cutting the Start of Our Trail ...  
Ep. 5 - Building a Creek Crossing    • Backyard Creek Crossing: The Most Cha...  
Ep. 6 - Linking up Two Creek Crossing    • Transforming Our Backyard Into a Moun...  
Ep. 7 - Most Frustrating 50 ft of Trail    • So Many Rocks - The Most Frustrating ...  
Ep. 8 - Taking Down A Big Hemlock    • Moving Logs Out Of the Woods To Have ...  
Ep. 9 - Building the Last feature    • Our Backyard Trail Is Finally Finishe...  
Full Playlist    • "Route 301" Backyard Trail Build