Stonework isn’t for everyone— but for those with patience, precision, and a love of solving puzzles, it’s one of the most rewarding trailbuilding disciplines.
American Trails will hold a free Stonework for Trails webinar on February 26th from 1 to 2 pm ET.
This session explores the artistry and endurance of stone structures, from retaining walls to steps and crossings.
This webinar by Willie Bittner from Great Lakes Trailbuilders, the artistry and endurance of stone structures, from retaining walls to steps and crossings.
Through a detailed slide presentation, we’ll examine how to choose the right rock sizes and shapes for each application, move materials safely and efficiently, and apply proven construction techniques that balance durability, stability, and aesthetics.
This webinar is designed for trail professionals ready to refine their craft and integrate stonework into long-lasting, low-maintenance trail systems.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify appropriate stone types, sizes, and shapes for different structural applications.
- Apply safe and efficient techniques for rock handling, transport, and placement.
- Construct durable, aesthetically integrated stone structures suited to a range of trail environments.
To take part in this webinar, register at Stonework for Trails – American Trails