A new way to design, classify, and market mountain bike terrain. World class crews building industry-leading masterpieces.
Wherever the most ambitious trails and festivals in mountain biking get built, we tend to be in the dirt. We work alongside the resorts, athletes, and builders moving the sport forward.
We build because trails bring people together. They connect us to a place, to each other, and to moments you don't forget. Every berm, every roller, every jump — sculpted with intention to put a grin on your face.
Classified by feel, intent, and progression — not just fear and difficulty. Each tier matches an audience to the terrain they came to ride.
Smooth, scenic flow that welcomes first-timers and turns visitors into riders.
Optional lines, safe repetition, clear choice. Riders grow at their own pace.
Steep natural lines and engineered black flow. Big features, jump trails, technical reads.
Purpose-built jumps, big berms, airtime. The trail that builds culture.
Every project is scoped, priced, and sequenced to the terrain and your audience. Start with a conversation — we build to fit.
Keep what's already great, actually great. Tread resets, drainage restoration, erosion control, seasonal refresh.
Grooming with an upgrade. Feature additions, selective re-routes, and flow tuning to elevate the trail beyond its original build.
From survey to ride-ready. World-class design, engineered terrain, signature features — a trail that earns its name.
A trail isn't poured. It's read, shaped, compacted, and ridden. Four stages separate a builder from a landscaper.
We walk the land. Contour, soil, drainage, fall line, sightlines, sun — terrain reads first, ideas second.
Machine work and hand work in rhythm. Corridor cut, bench formed, berms drafted, rollers set, features shaped with intent.
Layer by layer. Moisture managed, tread densified, drainage tested. What compacts well rides well for years.
We ride it. Then we ride it again. We tune, fix, polish. We don't hand over a trail until it rides how we pictured it.
2025 marked Alan Mandel's 10th year as an award-winning Rampage builder. Along with Trail Co contributor Liam Wallace, they crafted another amazing line for Reed Boggs — allowing him to safely send his vision of what freeride means down the Utah canyon.
A complete rebuild of the Hickory midsection of Trail 5620. Supportive berms, predictable rollers, cleaner sightlines, and improved drainage — creating one big, continuous rhythm section. Accessible and super fun, with enough speed and line choice to keep advanced riders stoked.
Wilden's vision is the Okanagan's best community trail network — neighbourhood pockets connected by world-class mountain bike and hiking trails. TrailCo first walked the land in 2023. In 2026 we kicked off Phase One: three machine-built trails — a climb with bermed corners that ride beautifully on ebikes, a progressive blue flow, and a family-friendly green coaster — plus a full pump track and a mini pump track for kids on strider bikes.
Phase One is the spark — future phases extend the network across the hillside.
Founded by Alan Mandel, Todo O Nada was born to create a bridge between Latin America and the global freeride industry. In just three years it became part of the legendary Fest Series — the first ever stop in Latin America.
MTB, BMX, Moto, Trophy Truck, live music, and the Bikes for Kids program — giving back to the community by investing in the future of the sport.
High in the Sacred Valley, we delivered Peru's first ever purpose-built flow trail using modern trail design. Alan led two trail-building workshops with the local community, designed the alignment, and physically marked the line through the terrain. Together we built 600 meters of finished trail — with the community now continuing the next 1.5 km by hand to connect it into one complete ride.
A first for Peru — modern flow design dropped into legendary Andean terrain, handed off to a community that's now carrying it the rest of the way.
A one-of-a-kind build in Alan's hometown. A hand-cut climbing trail to the top, then a descent layered with three distinct chapters: tech, flow, and jumps. The first trail of its kind on public BLM land in the region, delivered with Fremont County BLM and Wyoming Pathways.
Named for the trail network — named for the jumps — and built in honor of Joe McGowen, the friend who first put Alan on a bike.
The builders, diggers, and riders who shape every trail we hand over.
From Lander, Wyoming to the world stage, Alan reads terrain with rare instinct. A ten-year award-winning Red Bull Rampage builder, Todo O Nada founder, and Jay Hoots and Capilano MTB Operations alum, he turns raw ground into lines riders remember.
alan@trailcoinc.com
Everyone knows Chad as Moose. He keeps the machine moving through scoping, scheduling, client communication, and crew logistics, then jumps back into the dirt as an absolute animal on the hand tools to get the finish right.
chad@trailcoinc.com
Lead hand on the dirt. Ben takes builds from survey stakes to ride-ready flow, shaping sculpted berms, clean sightlines, and predictable takeoffs with the kind of finish that makes a trail feel dialed from the first lap.
On the dirt
Raised in the Kootenays, Sky spent years as a professional DH racer and grew up around permaculture on his family's regenerative farm. Deeply connected to land and sustainability, he brings rare feel to every build and a wizard's touch in the excavator.
On the dirtMachine operator and feature specialist. Sebastian turns heavy earthworks into flowing trail with big berms, smooth rollers, and precise takeoffs. The dirt moves the way he tells it to.
On the dirtBuilder and rider. Braiden brings a sharp eye for what actually feels good under wheels. Every trail he shapes rides as good as it looks because he has ridden every version of it.
On the dirtWhether you're planning a new bike park, need trail grooming, or want to discuss a project — we'd love to hear from you.
