Past work & credentials
Public lands, bike parks, BLM trail systems, and volunteer crews — a record of accessibility work built from lived experience, field data, and projects that actually got implemented.
Since launching Unified Dirt
Trail & facility accessibility assessment support
Continuing accessibility work in the park — assessing trails, trailheads, and visitor facilities so staff have objective data on what the terrain actually requires and where practical improvements exist. Includes staff training in multiple departments throughout the park.
With Wyoming Pathways
Field-tested Wyoming's newest bike park — including the state's first asphalt pump track, jump lines, and skills areas — riding the features with adaptive equipment to evaluate access, flow, and usability for riders of all abilities.
With Wyoming Pathways
Assessed local trails around Laramie and trained the Trail Fairies volunteer crew on adaptive recreation, barrier identification, and how maintenance decisions change who can use a trail.
Where the work has happened
Public lands, resorts, bike parks, race courses, and city trail systems across the country — every marker is a place the terrain got measured, ridden, and improved.
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Track record
Founding member (shares sold June 2026)
Co-founded and helped build a national adaptive recreation accessibility practice — trail assessments, ADA/ABA/Wilderness Act training, design review, and policy guidance for land managers across the country. Sold his shares in June 2026 to launch Unified Dirt.
Former Executive Director — Jackson, Wyoming
Worked directly with hundreds of people with disabilities and expanded adaptive recreation programming across the Greater Yellowstone region.
Founder
Built an integration-first model — putting adaptive athletes into existing outdoor events rather than creating separate ones.
Press & media
Credentials