Services
Unified Dirt works across public lands and recreation settings — wilderness, national parks, hiking-only trails, purpose-built mountain bike trails, bike parks, and multi-use systems.
Field-collected, objective data on grade, cross slope, tread width, surface, obstacles, structures, and trailhead conditions — documented so it is usable for planning, reporting, and visitor information.
Guidance that connects users, laws and policies, adaptive technology, and the experience a trail is intended to provide — from early planning through construction and maintenance.
Training for agency staff, boards, trail crews, and volunteers that builds real understanding of disability and adaptive recreation — not just compliance checklists.
Clear, accurate trail information so visitors can decide for themselves what works for their body, their equipment, and their group.
Building integrated programs and events where people with and without disabilities recreate together, based on models proven at festivals and adaptive programs nationwide.
Support that helps accessibility work survive contact with real budgets, timelines, and funding requirements.
How it works
Understand the trail system, the visitors, the constraints, and the experiences you want to provide.
Get on the ground and collect objective data on what actually exists today.
Turn findings into clear barriers, priorities, and practical solutions your team can act on.
Stay engaged through education, design review, and implementation.
Who we work with
By combining lived experience with trail assessment expertise, Unified Dirt helps land managers and trail organizations better understand how people with disabilities interact with their trail systems and identify opportunities to improve the overall experience.
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