Arrowhead Trails, Inc. provides training for trail crews in sustainable trail design, trail construction and trail maintenance techniques. Crew training is available for one day workshops or week long intensive professional trainings. Our clients include government agencies, non-profit organizations, trail advocacy groups, ski resorts and private companies.

Our sustainable trail design and construction training agenda includes: Project planning, developing and implementing trail logs, tool use and safety, construction specifications, construction techniques, volunteer and crew management, land stewardship and ethics, mechanized construction, and physical fitness on the trail.

Arrowhead Trails, Inc. provides training for the following organizations:

International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) - Trail Care Crews The Trail Care Crews travel the globe working with trail advocacy groups on designing and constructing sustainable trail systems. To get more information on the Trail Care Crews contact IMBA at 303-545-9011 or visit their web site at www.imba.com.

Colorado Youth Corp Asscociation (CYCA) The Colorado Youth Corp Asscociation has ten youth corps located throughout Colorado. Crews work to construct and maintain trails on the various public lands. Arrowhead Trails, Inc. trains CYCA project managers and crew leaders. To get more information on the Colorado Youth Corp Asscociation contact CYCA at 303-825-6246 or visit their web site at www.cyca.org.

Colorado State Parks (CSP) Colorado State Parks has five Regional Trail Coordinators (RTC) in the state and has recently developed a Western Region Trail Crew. Arrowhead Trails, Inc. trains the RTC's and the Western Region Trail Crew Leaders. To get more information on the Colorado State Parks contact them at 303-866-3266 or visit their web site at www.parks.state.co.us

South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Participants include: state employees, USFS staff, and trail advocates. To get more information on South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism contact them at 803-734-0130 or visit their web site at www.SCTrails.net.