Southern Oregon trail building
KINTR designs and builds trail systems across Southern Oregon — flow trails, multi-use singletrack, and sustainable reroutes built to last.
CCB #262634 — Licensed, bonded & insured
8 years, 40+ miles, one family business
KINTR is a father-and-son trail building company based in Klamath Falls. We handle every stage in-house — site assessment, layout, construction, and long-term maintenance — for everything from progressive flow lines to durable multi-use systems.
Our focus is simple: build trails that ride well now and hold up for years.
Our StoryFrom concept to dirt-finished reality
Tailored trail building services for landowners, land managers, and communities across Southern Oregon.
Design & Planning
- Site assessment and feasibility
- Conceptual layouts and flow planning
- Sustainable trail alignment
- Wayfinding, signage & design
Construction Services
- Machine-built and hand-built trails
- Mountain bike-specific features & flow
- Multi-use & adaptive construction
- Rockwork, drainage & durability
Maintenance Solutions
- Existing trail assessment
- Master planning
- Re-routes & sustainability upgrades
- Feature refreshes, erosion control
Consulting & Collaboration
- Land manager & stakeholder coordination
- Community engagement support
- Project scoping & budgeting
- Funding solutions
How KINTR got started
KINTR began as a father-and-son project, built on years of riding, digging, and studying trail systems across the West. Since then we've built 40+ miles of trail, logged 1,200+ volunteer hours, and partnered with organizations like NICA and Teen Trail Corps to bring more people into the sport.
About KINTRThe general vibe with KINTR
We're honored to work with a growing list of partners across Southern Oregon.
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Our designs speak louder than words
Community Focused
We partner with local organizations like NICA and Teen Trail Corps, and shape every design around direct input from the people who'll use the trail.
Sustainable Practices
Every design accounts for erosion control, drainage, and long-term durability — built to hold up through Oregon's wet winters and dry summers.
Inclusive Design
We build for all skill levels and abilities, from beginner flow to advanced technical features, with multi-use and adaptive access in mind.
Have a project in mind?
Full trail system or a single reroute — tell us about it.
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