Founded:

Founder/President:

Executive Director, Mountain Trails Foundation, Park City, Utah. (1993 to 2004)

Manager, Rail Trail State Park, Summit County, Utah. (1997 to 2004)

Trails Project Manager, Snyderville Basin Special Recreation District, Summit County, Utah. (1998 to 2000)

Professional Citizen of the Year Award, Park City, Utah, 1999.

Affiliations:

Board of Directors, American Trails, Washington, D.C. (Now Redding, CA) 1996-1999  [Chair, 1999], Advisory Committee, 1999-Present.

Member, Summit County Resources Committee, Coalville, Utah. 1998-

Member, Salt Lake County Parks & Recreation Trails Advisory Board, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1996-1998

Member, Routes and Standards Subcommittee, Bonneville Shoreline Trail Committee, Utah. 1995-1997

Member, Trails and Open Space Master Plan Subcommittee, Snyderville Basin (Summit County, Utah) Recreation Board. 1995-1997

Member/Patroller, National Mountain Bike Patrol, Park City, Utah division. 1995-

Member, Citizen's Advisory Committee to the Park City General Plan update, Park City, Utah. 1994-1996.

Attendee/Crew Leader: International Mountain Bicycling Association Trail School (design and construction), Draper, Utah, 2000, and Park City, Utah, 1999 & 2001.

Presenter: Lake Tahoe Bicycle Trail Symposium, Kings Beach, California, 1999. Topic: Making it Happen in Your Community.

Presenter (Panel Moderator): 14th National Trails Symposium, Tucson, Arizona, 1998. Topic: Wilderness issues affecting trail users and advocates in Utah.

Presenter: 13th National Trails Symposium, Washington, D.C., 1996. Topics: Public/private partnerships for funding trails; and trail liability issues affecting trail designers, users and landowners.

Associate Professor: Bicycle Touring and Environmentalism Classes, University of Utah, Recreation and Leisure Department. 1995-1996

Completed: S.C.A. Wilderness Work Skills Program, an outdoor, hands-on, three day field work class on trail layout, design, construction, erosion control, and rock work. Sponsored by USFS Ogden Ranger District, and held in the Wasatch-Cache National Forest, Utah. 1994.

Presenter: Governor's Conference on Tourism & Economic Development, Price, Utah, 1994. Topic: "Successful Trails," how to establish access and construct user-friendly trails in any area.

Deer Crest, Deer Valley, Utah. Design and installation of natural surface trails throughout resort neighborhood. Approximately 5 miles. 2000.

Mid-Mountain Trail. Design and installation of soft surface multi-use trail at 8,000 foot elevation along eastern slope of Wasatch range through three ski areas. Total project to be approximately 20 miles. 1998-

Lost Prospector Trail, Park City, Utah. Design and installation of back country trail in the Park City area. Approximately 4.5 miles. 1999.

Round Valley, Park City, Utah. Design and installation of soft surface multi-use trail through City-owned open space parcel. Approximately 8 miles. 1997-1998.

Centennial/South Mountain, Draper, Utah. Design and installation of wood chip surfaced equestrian and hiking trail through varied soil conditions and steep sideslopes. Approximately 1 mile. 1997.

Sandstone Cove, Park City, Utah. Field location and hand installation of single track soft surface trail through development’s open space. Approximately ½ mile. 1997.

Antelope Island State Park, Davis County, Utah. Installation of soft surface multi-use trail over varied terrain, including heavy rock and steep sideslopes. 3.5 miles. 1997.

Swaner Memorial Park, Park City, Utah. Design and installation of soft surface multi-use trail in meadow and wetland areas, plus parking lot and bridge construction and installation. Approximately 2 miles. 1996-1997.

Maple Ridge Ranches, Oakley, Utah. Design and installation of multi-use trail system. Approximately 2 miles. 1996.

Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail State Park, Park City to Coalville, Utah. Preparation of maintenance plan, and continuous work with State Park Ranger on planning, maintenance, upgrades, and events on trail. 1994-1995.

Gambel Oak Park, Park City, Utah. Planning and design of public multiple use trail through public park. Supervised hand construction of project by prison inmates. Approximately 1 mile. 1994-1995.

Design and construction of private internal trail alongside and crossing over a creek. 2' to 3' wide, with multiple sections of boardwalk and bridges, gravel plus natural dirt surface. Approximately 3/4 mile. 1995.

Pinebrook Subdivision, Park City, Utah. Design and construction of perimeter hiking trail using Sweco 450 and 480 dozers, plus mini-excavator and hand work.  Includes portions of very steep grades and side slopes, plus heavy rock. Approximately 4.5 miles and ongoing. 1995-

Sun Peak Subdivision, Park City, Utah. Reconstruction of 10' to 12' wide multiple use trail using Sweco 450 bulldozer. Regrading, smoothing and compaction of rough trail in heavy rock. Approximately 1.3 miles. 1995.

Jeremy Ranch Subdivision, Park City, Utah. Construction of 8' to 10' wide dirt surface trail for multiple use. Built with Sweco 450 bulldozer. 3/4 mile. 1995.

Design and construction of multiple use private internal trails. 2' to 4' widths. Built primarily by hand. Approximately 1.0 miles. 1995.

Design and construction of additional internal segment.  Built using SWECO 450 dozer.  Approximately 3/4 mile.  2000.

Moose Hollow Subdivision, Park City, Utah. Design and construction of 4' wide dirt surface public access trail for multiple use. Constructed with Acutrak bulldozer and by hand. Approximately 1.5 miles. 1994.