Lay out a trail around its users
A trail through brush works best when its purpose is clear. Walking, riding and ATV use call for different turning space, so describe the use before settling on a route.
For a property near Holliday, a recreational route should begin with how it will be used. A walking route and an ATV route call for different turns and space. Retained trees, changes in the ground and the points being connected should guide the layout.
Mark turns and narrow places
Look beyond the start of the trail and discuss the whole connection. Identify rocks, wire and soft ground, and mark growth that should remain beside the route. Describe the finish where you expect to walk regularly.
From your goal to a written estimate
Jamie handles your estimate. Talk through the brush, saplings, pasture edges, trails or rural acreage you want to use. The Clear Path Plan includes a walkthrough with you when practical, a written description of the selected work and a review of the finished area.
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