Trails &
right-of-ways

Walking trails, fence lines, utility corridors and access roads opened up — and kept clear.

Get an estimate (864) 607-6369

What it is

Long, narrow strips are where forestry mulching really pays off. One pass opens a clean path through the woods with a soft mulch surface underfoot.

We cut new trails, reopen old roads and keep fence lines and corridors clear on a schedule that works for you.

What's included

  • New trail and path cutting
  • Reopening old logging roads
  • Fence line clearing
  • Utility and pipeline corridors
  • Firebreaks and access lanes
  • Repeat maintenance visits

Ideal for

  • Hunting land and stand access
  • Walking and ATV trails
  • Farm fence lines
  • Driveway and road edges
  • HOA and community trails

How it works

Book a site walk
  1. STEP 1

    Lay out the route

    We walk and flag the route and width with you.

  2. STEP 2

    Open it up

    The mulcher cuts the path and leaves a mulch surface.

  3. STEP 3

    Edge the sides

    Overhanging limbs and edges cleaned back.

  4. STEP 4

    Keep it clear

    Optional return visits before it grows back in.

Common questions

Don't see yours? Call the yard — we're happy to talk through your property.

(864) 607-6369
How wide can you cut a trail?

Whatever you need, from a walking path to a lane wide enough for trucks. We'll flag the width on the walk.

Can you follow an old road?

Yes — old roads and logging trails are often the easiest to reopen.

Do you do ongoing maintenance?

Yes. Many fence lines and trails just need a pass every year or two to stay open.

Is the trail surface rideable?

The mulch packs down with use and makes a good surface for walking and ATVs.

Ready to see
your land again?