Mountain Bike Trail Building on the Oregon Coast

Bros & Hoes Landscaping Inc. is a licensed, bonded, and family-owned company serving the Central Oregon Coast since 2001. In addition to landscaping and hardscape construction, we specialize in professional mountain bike trail building designed for durability, ride quality, and long-term performance.

From private landowners and bike parks to trail organizations and destination riding networks, we bring the equipment, experience, and rider-driven knowledge needed to shape terrain that flows naturally, rides exceptionally, and stands up to the harsh coastal environment.

Built by Riders. Designed for Progression.

With decades of trail building experience, our team has worked alongside professional riders, major brands, and trail organizations to create progressive riding experiences. From skill parks, private jump lines to public trail systems, we understand how to build that challenge riders, improve skill progression, and create lasting experiences.

Our MTB trail building services include:

  • Trail layout and design tailored to your property

  • Machine built and hand shaped singletrack

  • Flow trails, jump lines, berms, rollers, drops, technical features, and progression-based trail systems

  • Proper grading and drainage for year-round durability

  • Trail restoration, reroutes, and improvements

We focus on building trails that ride smoothly, manage water effectively, promote rider progression, and blend naturally into the surrounding landscape.

Mountain Bike Trail Building Projects

We are proud to partner with TORTA on trail projects that serve riders of all skill levels and enhance the local mountain biking community. One of our most exciting current builds is the Buzzard Butte Trail Network, where we are developing new progressive trail systems that include optional black-line features and adaptive riding access, ensuring a trail that is fun, challenging, and accessible to everyone.

Our team approaches every project with passion and precision, combining careful planning, high-quality construction, and an eye for rider experience. Collaborating with TORTA allows us to create trails that not only ride beautifully but also strengthen the community and encourage more people to get outside and explore the Oregon Coast.

These videos showcase our design approach and construction process, along with our dedication to trail building and community impact.

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Follow Our Trail Adventures

Follow Bros & Hoes on social media for real-time updates, trail tips, and photos from the Buzzard Butte Trail Network and other projects.

A small red Kubota excavator digging into brown soil in a lush forest with tall trees and green foliage, framed by pink and green plants.
A dirt trail through a forest with tall trees on either side, some with moss on their trunks, and a small mound of dirt in the middle of the path, illuminated by sunlight filtering through the branches.
A collage of images showcasing a mountain biking trail through a forest with tall trees and dirt paths, with distant mountains and water visible in the background.
A dirt trail in a forest with trees and green foliage, showing a freshly dug section of trail with a smooth, curved edge.
A dirt trail in a forest with tall trees, some cut or fallen logs, and green foliage in the background.
Construction site in a forest with excavators and a cleared dirt pathway.
A dirt trail winding through a forest with tall, thin trees and green foliage in the background.
Nighttime scene of an excavation site with a large orange excavator and a partially dug earth mound. There are green bushes and trees at the edge of the site, and construction tools are visible on the ground.
People working on a dirt bike trail in a forested area with dirt jumps and ramps.

Interested in Building Your Own Trail or Getting Involved?

Whether you want to create a trail on your property or learn more about one of our ongoing projects, we’d love to hear from you! Get in touch to discuss your ideas, explore opportunities to participate, or see how you can help bring trails like the Buzzard Butte Trail to life.

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