Major projects on the Salmon-Challis National Forest primarily involved timber turnpikes and a 22 foot span rustic bridge with a handrail constructed using mortise and tenon joinery and dovetail notches. All resources were obtained on location. Additional turnpike photos may be seen here and additional bridge photos may be seen here

Other work included waterbars, blowdown removal, tread restoration and trail relocation. Work was completed in backcountry and wilderness settings using minimal impact techniques.

The project at Kenai Fjords National Park was the layout and construction of 1500 feet of new trail with a grade of less than 10 percent, 18 inch tread width, and numerous grade reversals.

Projects included a 24 foot span dimensional lumber bridge and a 27 step rock staircase. The bridge is handicap accessible and replaced a smaller, old bridge. The rock staircase was completed using rock on-site.

At the Mojave National Preserve, work was focused on tread restoration and trail relocation to slight sidehills from washes.