Trail / Fence / Access Clearing
Cut and keep open trails, fence lines, and access routes, from ATV paths to a clear way down to your dock.
What trail / fence / access clearing involves
A clear trail or access route is what makes a property usable. Whether you want an ATV trail through the back forty, a walking path to a favorite spot, a cleared fence line, or a solid way down to a dock or shoreline, the job is about cutting a clean, stable corridor and keeping it open.
We cut new trails and routes to the width you want, take out the stumps and obstacles in the way, and grade where the ground needs it. For trails and fence lines that have grown in, we clear them back and can keep them maintained on a schedule.
Good access matters before other work even starts. Getting equipment down to a shoreline or a back lot often begins with clearing the route in, and we handle that as part of the bigger job or on its own.
How we do it
Our step-by-step process for trail / fence / access clearing.
- 1
Flag the route
We walk and flag the trail, fence line, or access route with you, settling on the width, the path, and anything we need to work around.
- 2
Clear the corridor
We clear the brush and trees to the width you chose, opening a clean corridor for the trail or route.
- 3
Remove obstacles and grade
We pull or grind the stumps, clear rock and deadfall, and grade the rough or wet spots so the route holds up and stays usable.
- 4
Finish and maintain
We leave a clean, stable corridor, and for trails and fence lines that grow back in, we can keep them maintained year to year.
Why it’s worth doing right
Questions about trail / fence / access clearing
Can you clear trails through wooded areas?
Yes. We cut trails for recreation, property access, or maintenance, to whatever width you want, with the stumps removed and grading where it is needed. Trail clearing works well for ATV paths, walking trails, or a route down to a dock or shoreline.
Can you maintain a trail or fence line that has grown in?
We do. Clearing an overgrown trail or fence line back to a clean corridor is routine work, and we can set up a schedule so it stays open year to year.
Can you clear an access route for equipment before other work?
Often that is exactly where a project starts. Getting machinery down to a shoreline or back lot may mean clearing the route first, and we handle that as part of the bigger job or on its own.
Ready to get started?
Contact us for a free estimate on your trail / fence / access clearing project.