Trail Crew - Summer 2026

Position Summary Trail maintenance is physical labor. It involves working with hand tools, outside, in a mountain environment, and getting dirty is guaranteed. Summer Trail Maintenance also involves riding the trails to determine what repairs are needed, but only after a skills evaluation has been completed by a supervisor. When you are not maintaining the trails, you will assist other departments as needed. The anticipated job start is dependent on snow melt and workload for the summer. Essential Functions/Major Responsibilities Use hand tools such as Pulaski, shovel, mattix, grub hoe, and rock bars to repair and maintain trails of rock and dirt. Ability to take direction from the trail crew supervisors. Ability to perform strenuous physical activities in steep terrain for extended periods of time in adverse weather conditions and exposure to insects. Follow all outlined safety rules and demonstrate high standards for personal and team safety. Demonstrate a positive attitude toward the workplace, co-workers, and supervisors. Be on time; ready and willing to work hard. Trail signage installation & maintenance Monitor the weather for cutting and equipment operations. Perform general maintenance on any equipment used in the bike park. Perform re-vegetation work. Be available to work bike park-related events. Riding on the clock is prohibited without a skills evaluation. Secondary Function Assist with ongoing mountain trash cleanup efforts. Assist if needed with Mt Bachelor events not related to bike park operations. Assist patrol with any extractions from the trail system. Assist in any other operations requested by the Terrain Park / Bike Park Manager Assist in any other operations requested by the Director of Mountain Operations. Job Scope Must be at the job site on time each day, must come prepared to work. Must follow the instructions of the supervisor on duty. Interpersonal Contacts Work closely with other trail crew team members, trail crew supervisors, and trail contractors.

Specific Job Skills Licenses/Certifications:

First Aid preferred

Technical:

General knowledge of hand tools.

Physical Capabilities:

Walk up hill carrying 50lbs + of gear and tools. Able to work hard physical labor for 10 hours a day. Able to work outside in a summer mountain environment. Intermediate Mountain Bike riding skills. Physical Demands The physical demands described here represent those that an employee must meet to perform the essential functions of this job successfully. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. Such accommodations require an interactive discussion with the Human Resources Department before such accommodations can be made. In addition to the specific conditions below, every position at Mt. Bachelor requires the ability to shovel snow and walk on steep and uneven surfaces.

Current Hiring Range:

$17/hr

Minimum Age Requirement:

18+