
Eco-Trailbuilders
"Do not go where the path may lead. Go instead
where there is no path and leave a trail"
Ecotrailbuilders
Creating sustainable, ecologically- friendly trails to blend with your environment.

Development Driven

User Focused

Risk Aversive
our mission
Our mission at Ecotrailbuilders is simple – to create long-term relationships between people and their environment. Designing, developing, and integrating trails into the natural habitat with a “soft” approach to construction, an organic approach that lets nature determine the outcome.
We Are ECO-TRAILBUILDERS
Creating spaces that can be explored and shared for generations while preserving Earth's natural habitats
TRAIL PLANNING & GREEN DESIGN
There’s more to building a trail than moving rocks and dirt. With more than 20 different sciences involved in sustainable trail building, the best trails require careful planning and deliberation.
Learn moreTRAIL SUPPORT STRUCTURES
Support structures enhance the trail experience and make the inaccessible accessible. From bridges to boardwalks, wildlife viewing decks to warm-up chalets, our structures blend with nature and are built to last.
Learn moreLANDSCAPING
Landscaping is a hallmark feature of Ecotrailbuilders. No heavy machinery, no over-building. Our landscape design captures the essence and soul of a good trail, while being kind to the environment.
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Hap Wilson
One of Canada’s best-known explorers and an avid conservationist, Hap’s desire to assist and educate others in protecting and enjoying their environment resulted in the CREATION of Ecotrailbuilders.

Andrea Wilson
Andrea's attention to detail and lifelong interest in environmental and interior design is illustrated brilliantly in the rustic beauty of the trail structures and unique builds for which Ecotrailbuilders is known.
We are Eco-Trailbuilders
825 kms
LAND TRAILS
495
No. of Constructions
12,800 kms
Water Trails
4,325 M
Length of Broadwalks
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Ecotrailbuilders is committed to upholding the principles of truth and reconciliation within the territorial and traditional lands of the various First Nations within the districts they carry on their business.