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When I went elk hunting in Washington state, I was impressed with their mountain roads. the roads were canted into the side of the...

Ok those pics are helpful, definitely very steep and a narrow trail already. My intuition would be to excavate lightly on the outside...

I think if I had a much larger machine, that would be the best solution. I just went sliding down the embankment to try to better...

The 6x6 fence posts I have in place would work well for this, I think it's the way to go.

Never heard of a gabion cage. Looked it up and I'm familiar, just never knew the name. Similar to hesco barriers we used overseas...

It will take a muti tiered wall starting further down the and stepping its self up, More rocks less dirt. One other option will be drop...

I fixed a similar situation with used railroad ties and built something like this: If there is a rail line being torn out in your...

The previous owner told me a guy with a small dozer was able to cut the trail in. I was also amazed because I'm not sure how he got a...

I started digging water bars. Unfortunately I think I would need a full sized excavator in order to dig a pocket like that. It's just...

Slight off camber trail slope and rolling grade reversals are needed for a trail to be sustainable long term.

I don't have photos but can get them later this week... Drive the post down deeper, use MORE "T" posts, use wood cross ways and back...

Seems maybe you are focusing on how to armor that area to handle big washouts, instead of preventing the washouts in the first place...

I have a backhoe attachment for my tractor, but it only reaches about 6 feet.

I'm trying to think of something more substantial than T posts to use as supports. They are not designed to support any significant side...

Drive t post in further to hold better. Place them closer together for support. Rocks, cinder blocks and concrete chucks would all be...